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[rock music] O-M-G, it is Friday. Oh, I'm so glad. What's up, my people? [instrumental music] Good morning, or afternoon, or whatever time it might be when you're listening to this.
I don't know how I'm gonna, you know, top yesterday's show. I saved the human race yesterday. How do we, how do we beat that? Well, we got Traffic School with Lieutenant Crane today. That always helps the community. I was sitting here beginning to watch the 2025 Idaho Falls Mayoral Candidate Forum that aired yesterday on eastidahonews.com. You know, we got the election coming up. You can vote now, you can vote early, but make sure to educate yourself on the candidates. You know, they were asking for viewer or community-submitted questions yesterday, and [laughs] you know, once they started asking these, I, I think there might be a chance that Nate Eaton asked the candidates my question, 'cause they, they were getting, uh, getting kinda wild with 'em. My question, of course, was the most important question, "What is your favorite local morning radio host?" And I hope Nate asked that question. I don't know, he probably didn't. But I'd like to know, 'cause, you know, if a candidate doesn't say this program, the Victor Wilt Show, they don't deserve your vote. [laughs] I don't know, they all seem nice enough. I'm not gonna, uh, obviously pass any judgment on any of them over the air and tell you who to vote for, but I'm going to tell you to vote. Local elections, super important. I hate to break it to you, but everybody votes in the presidential election in Idaho. Like, everybody. And Idaho's impact on the national election, due to the fact that there is the electoral college, it's pretty much nothing. Your vote, I, I hate to, you know, be like, "Your vote doesn't count," but that's gonna get somebody calling up the government. And then, you know, next thing you know, I'm gonna get yelled at by the FCC and bosses, but
it's just how it works. The electoral college
pretty much means, uh, that only seven states matter in the national election, and that's why candidates only get out and campaign in those states. You know, like, when's the last time a presidential candidate rolled through Idaho? They don't care. So local elections, however, your vote is super important, and local election turnout is terrible. It's garbage. Let's change that, all right? It's just a bunch of old fogeys that get out and vote. You young people listening to my program, you need to get out and vote, all right? This is important. But you gotta research the candidates. One good thing about the, uh, the mayoral, um, you know, election, I, I don't think they put the letters next to peoples' names. That's a good thing. They need to do that for every election. Those stupid letters next to everybody's names are very detrimental to the election process, 'cause people don't look into the candidates. They just vote based on party, and that's wh- that's how we end up with problems, all right? That's how we end up with, uh, fruitcakes getting elected, bunch of nuts. So, please get out and vote. I'm gonna just badger all of you with this messaging,
'cause I wanna see
a- at least a slight increase in local voter turnout for our local elections. It's up to you to make that change. But yeah, if you wanna learn about the mayoral candidates a little bit, eastidahonews, uh, did run this candidate forum yesterday. And what's nice is, you know, since it's already aired, you can watch it in high speed. You go in and, uh, change the speed so you don't have to, like, sit there for a full hour. You can cut that down significantly by getting them to talk super fast. That's what I'm doing. And, uh, I, I will call Nate Eaton with disappointment later on my show when he gets into the building if he did not ask them who was their, their favorite local radio morning host, 'cause it, this is important to the community. And they're, they're lucky that I'm not in the running, 'cause right? But I would've made it very nutty, very nutty. And, uh, one of the interesting things I found as I was watching this is, you know, they ask them about campaign donations and this and that. And, you know, of course, being that they're all running for office, they didn't get into a lot of specifics. But one of the guys running, he, he, like, barely had any donations at all, and he's still running.
I, I could've, actually, if I didn't work this job, ran for office, but we have those stupid FCC equal time rules. And because I'm a broadcaster on public airwaves, get totally screwed over. You know, nobody else has to deal with this. You could talk on YouTube all day long, go on a million podcasts. But oh, if you go on the radio, now you gotta give everybody equal time. So, I mean, maybe, maybe next time. City council, uh, people
also filling up some seats. That was a terrible sentence. Geez, what an idiot. Uh, v- you know, educate yourself on them as well [laughs]. Geez. I was doing all right for a minute there. Let's, uh, let's play some more music. Then I'll figure out what the heck I'm gonna talk about next. But I don't know how I'm gonna beat yesterday's show again. I saved the human race yesterday. If you missed that episode, check it out on demand everywhere podcasts can be found. I'll do my best to, [sighs] you know, at least get a fraction of that kinda awesome on the show today. [rock music]Well, yesterday, as I do from time to time, I decided to start some arguments on social media. Now, listen, I'm not gonna get into anything political. We're gonna talk about Christmas, okay? We're gonna talk about Christmas. There is a particular song
that, during Christmastime, gets played on every Christmas music radio station around the country, and
I just don't know why. So, I started an argument in the Facebook group called Radio Peeps, where a lot of radio people hang out. People were very passionate about this song being a Christmas song. [instrumental Linus and Lucy plays] So, you can probably hear it in the background there. It's called Linus and Lucy. It's the theme from the Peanuts, which a lot of you, uh, you may be slightly familiar with. But
Peanuts was a, a show that was even before my time, cartoon from way back in the day. Or you might be familiar with the Charlie Brown comic strip, if you remember reading the newspaper and reading the comics. I'm sorry, but to me, there is
nothing Christmassy about this at all, and it's in every Peanuts cartoon special. It's in the Halloween one. It's in the Thanksgiving one.
H- it's in the Christmas one.
But it doesn't have any words, it doesn't sing about Christmassy things. It doesn't have any jingle bells. It's just like, you know, a jazz song. It's got a good, you know, rhythm to it. I'm not against it, but I just don't understand how this became
a Christmas song.
I- I'm gonna start a poll in the Classy '97 group. I wanna know what the Classy '97 audience thinks, because Classy '97, as you probably know, becomes our Christmas music station. And, you know, I'm not gonna tell you when. It's a surprise, 'cause we try to make a big deal out of flipping to the Christmas music station. But last year, we didn't play this song, 'cause Josh and I were like, "This is not a Christmas song." And as far as I recall, nobody called and requested it. Like, "Where's Linus and Lucy, one of the most famous Christmas songs of all time?" I mean, as far as airplay goes, this song gets more Christmas airplay than many, many Christmas classics. And these radio boomers, man. They're like, "I guarantee your listeners think of this as a Christmas song. They associate it with Christmas, so you're wrong. You need to shut up and play it." And I was like, "W- no, you're wrong." And then we started arguing about other songs and... [sighs] I don't know, it's just fun to argue with radio people. It's fun to argue with people in general on social media. Talked about it yesterday, I've been kind of on a rampage against people posting, uh, fake images. And I got into it good with a couple dudes about this image making the rounds. Ah, now we're gonna go political. Somebody keeps... Or, not somebody. Many, many people keep posting this image of the, the White House all destroyed, and it's an image from, uh, 1934, from when they, uh, I, I believe built the West Wing, if I remember right? Don't quote me on that, okay? But they're like, "Look what Obama did when he built a basketball court! He demolished the whole White House." And, uh, you know, it's just... It's just a lie. And then I get into it with these guys and they're like, "Well, I never said the image was true." Well, what're you posting it for, then? Uh, you're just getting people to fight with each other and be mad at the other side. Stop it! Stop with the lies. So, those were my Facebook fights yesterday. Dumb made-up images and, "Is Linus and Lucy a Christmas song?" Uh, feel free to join the Classy '97 community group on Facebook and vote. I don't know how many votes we'll get, but
I'm gonna go, uh, stir things up in the Classy group. [instrumental music plays] Well, people can ask stupid questions from time to time. If you ever have a stupid question, you can, of course, call and ask me. I- I ain't gonna judge. But online, there's a subreddit called No Stupid Questions where people go to just ask whatever and they don't have to feel bad. Like, "Hey, you know, I n- I know that everybody knows this, but, uh, sorry. Blah, blah, blah, blah." And then they ask their questions. I haven't looked at this subreddit for a while, so figured we'd take a look at some of the questions in here and I'd give my answers. Um, let's see. "My husband says that all preteen/teenage boys go through an alt-right phase where they think women are second class and have an Andrew Tate mentality." No. [laughs] H- your husband's wrong.
And, ugh, I hate those guys like Andrew Tate that influence these young, you know, teenage dudes into, uh, you know, treating women like garbage. That's why I point out all the time, "You know, dudes, stop listening to the manfluencers. You're never going to get a girlfriend, ever, if you, you know, approach relationships that way. You're a team, and you gotta be good to your lady, do nice things for her, be a little old-fashioned from time to time. Don't listen to these online idiots." Eh, bunch of dudes sitting in a room with n- without a lady in sight.[rock music] Telling you, hey, here's how you, how you're gonna find yourself a chick. Losers. Yeah, no. All right, so again, these are questions that
are stupid, but there's no stupid questions in the no stupid questions subreddit. All right, let's see here.
Uh, some of these are just kind of boring
or political. Okay, "Did Halloween's day change? I thought it was on Saturday [laughs], not Friday. For context, I get my work schedule every week, and I've been keeping an eye out to see if I'd have to work on Halloween. I could have sworn it was on a Saturday this year. When I checked again today, it showed Friday, which really threw me off. I mentioned it to someone, and they were surprised Halloween is Friday. I'm wondering if anyone else remembers it differently. Maybe it's just the app we use for scheduling glitching, or maybe it's a little bit of a Mandela effect moment." Um, far as I recall, Halloween this year always was gonna be on a Friday, so could be Mandela effect. Could be you've lost your mind. Maybe you didn't pay close attention. I don't know. [laughs] No stupid questions in the no stupid questions subreddit. Let's see, "Why are some people rude about social customs which are a little outdated but used to be universal?" Uh, this person says, "Seven years ago, I applied for a job at a dollar store. My Gen X mom kept telling me to call them back about my application to show initiative. I refused, saying that people don't really do that these days and find it intrusive, but she kept asking, so I did it in front of her just to make her happy. I called, and the lady who responded was rather blunt and condescending to me in tone. 'We'll call you,' sh- she stressed at the end. 'You see?' I said. My mom was very surprised. In thinking back about this moment, I'm not surprised that this advice didn't work, but I am somewhat surprised by the attitude of the manager who re- replied." I... I, you know, am not, uh, Gen X. You know, I'm, I'm, uh, right in between Millennial and Gen X, and I always thought you called back on applications. I've told my kids to do that, and, uh, you know, they kind of act like I'm crazy, but I don't know. I, I think pestering a business a little bit... Not, maybe pestering's the, the wrong word, but you gotta keep yourself in their minds, all right? There have been people here who applied over and over and over again for positions, and after a while, you know, y- you start to remember these people. I'm not gonna mention any particular staff in the building, but there are some who, you know, kept showing us. They were very interested. Perhaps interviewed multiple times, and they ended up getting a job, 'cause we knew, oh, this person, like, really actually wants a job. Or, you know, if they called and checked up on their application, I'd get these stacks of resumes, and, you know, reading through a, a resume, you can't really get, get to know a person. So, the people who continued to reach out to me and such were definitely at the forefront of my mind. I think it's weird if there are businesses that don't want you [laughs] to check in on your application. What are they doing, just pulling a random one out of the stack, and like, "Ah, this person will do"? I, I don't know. That's weird to me. Very strange. Uh, let's see here. "Why are people mad that Bad Bunny is performing at the Super B-" I'm not even gonna get into that one. I've talked about how the Super Bowl works, okay? They don't pick the halftime show for the average dude that watches football. They're trying to bring in people who don't normally watch the Super Bowl. It's a smart move to put Bad Bunny during the Super Bowl halftime show. That, that artist, whether you're familiar with him or not, is insanely popular. I know a lot of people are like, "I don't even know who that is." Well, you're not in touch with, uh, certain varieties of modern pop music. Bad Bunny is one of the biggest artists on the planet. I can tell you that because I am a music expert. I am King Programmer. Bad Bunny is huge, all right? Let's see here. "If I were to take my helmet off in space, would my acne, or at least blackheads get sucked out [laughs] to the top of the pores?" [laughs] What's the answer? "Vacuum won't vacuum clean your pores. Blackheads are sticky keratin plugs, so a pressure drop won't suck [laughs] them out. What would happen is ebullit-, ebullism sali-..." Oh, geez. "Saliva and tears start boiling, and you'd pass out in 10 to 15 seconds. Keep that helmet on." [rock music] What up everybody? It's Victor Wilt. I was just starting to work on finding some freak news, and as I was scrolling Reddit, I saw an interesting post in a particular band's subreddit, where a radio DJ from a station that I'm not going to name
was talking about an upcoming tour date, and this is for a tour that hasn't been announced yet. And I guess they were giving away tickets to the show. And, you know, I work in radio, as you know. We find out about tours in advance, and this particular tour, I, I am aware of it.
Hasn't been announced yet, and I'm not gonna say when it's going to be. It's a band that I know you listeners really enjoy, most of you.
[heavy metal music] And so, people were like, "Whoa, what's going on? Wh- why is this random station in a state I won't name [laughs]
you know, giving away tickets to a show that hasn't been announced yet?" And I know the people at the label for this band, and it just doesn't make any sense to me
that they would be cool with rando radio station announcing the show before the tour's been announced. I could see, like, giving away mystery tickets. Like, "Hey, we're gonna give away mystery tickets to a show that hasn't been announced yet." [laughs] It'd be a weird giveaway, 'cause what if you give away tickets to a show that people are like, "Oh, I- I actually don't wanna go to that"? Um,
I don't know. I'm just kinda baffled by this, 'cause we get strict guidelines on when we can announce shows. And I don't know if they're just trying to be edgy or- or what, but
I don't wanna be a snitch, but it's annoying to me.
As someone who follows the rules and doesn't get information out there early, I can't imagine that the band and label would be cool with that. It- it's so weird to me. If you're a Reddit user and follow many of the bands we play here on K-BEAR, y- you may have seen this post. And I- I... Again, I would love to
give further detail, but I had strict instructions on when we can talk about this. So, uh, v- very weird. Very weird. But actually, the last time I, uh, chatted with this particular DJ, or attempted to chat with this particular DJ, it was kinda strange.
Dude didn't even respond to me. Like, "Did I do something to make you mad? What's the problem, bro? What's the deal?"
And then I think I even commented on one of his Facebook posts recently. Like... Hmm, I'm not gonna say what I said 'cause it might give a further clue as to who this is,
but I don't think he responded to that either. Isn't it annoying when people just
give you the silent treatment, just, like, blow you off and you're- you don't know what you did wrong?
And this particular station, I'm like, "Could you really be playing this band that much?" I don't know. So anyway, I know this was, like, vague booking on the radio,
and w- soon I will give the update and spill the beans on what radio station, what band, blah, blah, blah. [laughs] But I don't think I can even... I'm not supposed to even tease when
this announcement is happening, but it'll be soonish is what I s- uh, I'll say, and we'll get into further details on that. But he tagged the band in the post, so I don't know. I don't know. Weird. Weird.
Gonna get back to finding freak news. We'll have that coming up in about 10 minutes. Sorry for doing an entire break where I didn't really say anything, but
I'm just
baffled by that one. Um, and I kinda do wanna be a tattletale, just like, "What- what's the deal here? Why don't I get to tease this kinda thing where we were one of the very first radio stations to play this band?" And, uh, maybe for this particular tour we'd be hopefully giving away some tickets and fun upgrades and things like that. Hmm. Huh. Anyway, freak news coming up in a few. [heavy metal music] All right. Looks like the bears are teaming up against us. We've got wild bears coming to the zoo to hang out with the- the bears that are stuck in the zoo. This happened in, uh, Eureka, California. The Sequoia Park Zoo got a wild black bear just hanging out with three captive bear, uh, bears there. They called him a, "Polite visitor that did not appear aggressive." They're just playing. Yeah, he's helping 'em plan an escape. We know what's going on here. Animals are fighting back against us. Pretty soon, yeah, they're all gonna be breaking each other outta the zoos, training these, uh, tamer animals into the wild ways, and we're all doomed. We're all doomed. Uh, be careful out there, everybody. I think I read the other day that somebody got attacked by a bear in Island Park. Yeah, like, there're bears out there. All right? There's bears out there, grizzlies, and they are mean. They're vicious. Uh, let's see. Oh, the guy, h- he's okay. He had to actually shoot a grizzly bear in self-defense. Yeah, if you're, uh, out hunting or something like that, be careful. All right? And if you're, like, hiking, you know, end of the season hiking, pack that bear spray. Okay?
Just trying to offer up a, uh, you know, word of advice when it comes to safety. Got another one for you. Don't eat magnets. 13-year-old has major surgery after eating 100 magnets bought on Temu. Yeah, kid in New Zealand. Uh, 100 magnets. These are neo- [laughs] neodymium magnets. I guess they've been banned, it- at least in New Zealand, but you can just buy 'em online. W- why did he eat 'em? Was it a TikTok challenge? Like, don't do stupid TikTok challenges that could potentially kill you, okay? Um, huh. Th- that's a weird one. I hadn't heard about any TikTok challenges involving eating magnets. "They can be used as fidget toys." Let me see what these are. I- I gotta Google what a neodymium magnet is.
[instrumental music plays] 'Cause I'm assuming they're, like, uh, pretty small. The world's strongest magnets? I gotta look at a picture of 'em here. Okay, they, I mean, they come in all shapes and sizes. Why don't we see what's for sale [laughs] on Temu? [laughs]
Okay. I mean, they're just,
you know, hardcore magnets. Hmm. What's the deal? Don't eat magnets, people. All right? [laughs] They clump together inside o' your guts. And yeah, I don't know if they're banned everywhere, but I mean, this is apparently a major problem with people eating magnets.
Why did they ban them? Hmm. I don't know. Don't eat 'em though. What else we got? A guy in a Speedo allegedly tried to barge into the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. [sighs] You know, if you're gonna barge in somewhere in a Speedo, force your way in,
the sheriff's office probably not the best place to go. I mean it, unless you're really wanting to just go to jail as quickly as possible. And he attacked some people? Nah, he was probably on, uh, you know, meth or something like that. Um, doesn't seem like normal behavior. You gotta be pretty confident to wear a Speedo. Yeah. [laughs] Props to you if you are confident enough to go walking around in a Speedo. I think to reach the level of confidence to bust into the sheriff's office, though, you, you, you got more going on than, than just confidence. And there's more drones in the news. [instrumental music plays] Now, you might recall, was it late last year? There were all these weird drones in New Jersey and people were like, "What's happening with... What, what, what's up with these drones?" What I think's going on with all these drone things, 'cause nobody explains 'em, that's just what they're calling UFOs now. Like, the government, anytime we got some, uh, actual UFO activity going on, they're like, "Ah, it's just weird drone activity. Don't worry about it." And then it just disappears from the news. So apparently, the New York Post was like, "Oh, this was a company..." Let's see, what's their name? Da, da, da, da, da. I saw it here. Anyway, I don't know where the, uh, the company's name went. This is re- really weird. But they said, "No. We have never flown our aircraft over New Jersey. It wasn't us." Are they, are they gonna just come out and tell us what's up with the UFOs already? You'd think with the way the government likes to distract us from things. If, if you wanna really distract people, bust out the alien stuff, you know? Tell us the truth about Roswell. Tell us the truth about UFOs. Show us some of that 4K footage you said you had years ago. Give us some high-quality UFO video. That'll keep people distracted. I think they're just worried about, uh, major public meltdowns when it comes to UFOs, 'cause some people might lose their minds. It could cause real chaos. I don't know. But I'd sure like to know. I, I'd like to have something interesting in the news to talk about aside from, you know. I mean, I don't tend to talk about it, but all the news is just political garbage. It's so exhausting.
Give us UFOs please, alien stuff. Come on, I need something to talk about on this program. I can only save the human race, like, every so often with this program, and I did that yesterday. Can't do it today. Thankfully, got Traffic School coming up in about 40 minutes. Get those questions ready. That number to call gonna be 208-535-1015. Would love to have you on the show. [instrumental music plays] Hello, Peaches.
What's going on?
Oh, you know, trying to find stuff to talk about. It's a, it's a rough day out there as far as stupid news and stories, and I mean, just kind of, I, you know, I was telling Yaffair about an unnamed radio station announcing a tour that we're not supposed to announce till a certain day, and being confused by that. And you know, I think I mentioned to you that when I last spoke with this DJ, I won't say when, where, or how, but he kinda blew me off. And so, I got looking back, and I had actually sent a, or made a comment on one of his Facebook posts and was like, "Hey, good..." I'm, I'm gonna paraphrase this, but it was good chatting with you, even though he didn't chat with me. And he totally ignored me, both in the-
This is the guy?
... comment. Yeah.
He's gonna be dead in, like, five years anyway. Looks at... He's old.
[laughs] I don't know if I did something to make him mad, but he totally blew me off the last time I tried to interact with him. Like, l- he, he just looked down. It was really weird. So then I commented, "Good to see you," on one of his posts. He liked every other comment except mine.
Wow.
I don't know what his problem is. You know? And also, yeah, a bit just annoying because I guarantee that that station doesn't play that much of that particular band. [instrumental music plays]
But also, like, I don't know, I feel like you gotta be really welcoming and really nice to people. Even though I, we make fun of tons of people in this industry, I feel like in person, we're probably pretty nice to them, aren't we?
Well, yeah. That's why-
[laughs]
... I, I, I don't get it. I don't get it. Yeah, but I, I thought I get along with everybody pretty well. I don't know, maybe I was trashing a particular genres or something, or... I, I don't know. I don't know.
It's 'cause you post all those-
But I'm about ready-
... liberal posts-
I'm about-
... on your Facebook.
I'm about ready to go to war with-
I can't wait. [laughs]
... that, that radio station.
We'd love to see it.
I don't like people who are, uh, blowing me off, and, you know, acting that way.
Well, you should see the, uh, Woody Show subreddit right now. They keep praising, praising, uh, Kline & Ally on K-Rock. And I wanna go in there and just be like, "Kline & Ally is one of the worst radio shows I've ever heard. Example A, example B, example C."[laughs] All they're gonna do is just downvote my post, but...
Yeah. I mean, I don't like The Woody Show, either, so, I mean, I p- I d-
Better than most. I mean, I even insulted my former intern, uh, station, Coast 103.5, where I was just like, "I- if you took away celebrity news and relationship advice, they would have no show at all."
Well, that's how most radio shows are. They're just lazy and boring. But, y- uh, I was having that, uh, Christmas m- music argument with, uh, some radio people yesterday in Radio Peeps, and, you know, they always jump to, "Well, the big market's blah, blah, blah, blah." The w- some of the worst stations on the planet are in big markets.
Oh, yeah. LA has some of the worst rock stations you will ever hear.
I, yeah, I would, uh... They, they don't even have a modern rock station.
Nope. All they have is, uh, cissy alternative and reggae rock.
And clas- classic rock. You know? Classic rock?
You wanna worship Sublime, world-famous K-Rock.
[laughs] K-Rock sucks so bad. I, I don't know which one's worse them or KLOS. I mean, probably K-Rock, actually. Nevermind. K-Rock is way worse. KLOS, at least, uh, it is a rock station. K-Rock has the best call letters in the country, and they are a, a wussy alternative station. I don't, I don't get it. Uh, like, classic alternative? It, it's so weird, 'cause they'll go from, like, Rage Against the Machine to Billie Eilish. Like, what... Can you guys figure out a lane here? What are... You're confusing your listeners. No wonder your ratings suck.
What's really funny is that the listeners, uh, I was talking to a few on, uh, Facebook, and most of them are like, "Yeah, I just listen to the podcast version of the show," so they don't have to hear like, you know, Red Hot Chili Peppers every five minutes [laughs] with, uh, some Lumineers in there, some, uh, uh, radio edits of Bad Omens in there.
Yeah. It's very strange, and now I'm curious. I wanna look up radio ratings for this particular station that announced the show early. Wonder how they're doing.
Do you know, do you know what you should do? Is go to that guy's profile, and if the ratings are low, just keep adding screenshots of his ratings-
[laughs]
... into the comments section of his posts.
Uh, they're, they're another one of these, like, legacy stations that's been around forever, and they probably coast, you know, just on legacy, that I'm, I'm assuming their r- ratings aren't, like, super terrible, but let's find out.
They certainly don't crush it like we do. All right. Where are they at here? Uh. Oh, they're doing terrible.
All right. Screenshot it.
[laughs]
Wait for him to post something like, "Hey, my dog died," and then post the ratings in the comments. [laughs]
I mean, yeah, they're getting beat by, you know, um, all the rock stations in town. Uh, the alternative format just needs to go away for a while. It's not doing anything to, to move the needle. It's a... You know, you talk about r- rock being the black sheep. I mean, alternative, it's amazing to me that you'll still see new alternative stations launching, and it's like, but it isn't doing good anywhere, 'cause the format has no direction. Like, it, it could, it could be great, but they just, they don't know how to find a narrow path with what they're gonna do.
Now, let's talk about HD2 Alt 101. [laughs]
Yeah, okay. Like, that makes sense to me. Classic alternative. You got, uh, guar- guaranteed hits. Alt 101, it's all classic alternative songs that have stood the test of time. It's the new music that they don't know what to do with. Anyway. Yeah. Good to see they're sucking in the ratings. [laughs]
There you go. Some Halloween music courtesy of our homies at Juicity Vapor with K-Bear's Rockin' Halloween. One week from today, Halloween day, and nothing but Halloween tunes coming your way. Got a great playlist lined up. So make sure to tune in and celebrate with us all day long. It's gonna be awesome. Might have to dress up for Halloween. 'Cause, well, we're doing a company costume party, and, you know, I've got a great costume that I wore at the Halloween show I, uh, hosted last week, but it took a lot of work, and I can't do it myself. So I don't know how I'm gonna pull it off. You know, if you didn't see the photos online, I was d- dressed up like a hideous, uh, rocker chick. 'Cause I don't know if you've seen me
dressed up as a rocker chick, but
not pretty. But it was fun and it was funny. But it took, like, two hours of assistance from Becca and Maddie to get my makeup done. I guess I could try to do some really bad makeup myself in the morning. I might have to, 'cause I need to win the company costume party. And we'll be doing Rockin' Halloween all day. I might as well get a bit festive, get in the Halloween spirit, so
we'll see. We'll see how motivated I feel next Friday. But I hope you get out and have some fun. And I hope you have some fun this weekend, as well, whatever you're doing. Uh, just be safe. Make sure to, if you get out on the town, get yourself a nice DD if you're, you know, having some beverages or whatever, and just try to be nice to people, okay? There's a lot of, uh, crankiness in the world, and
for whatever reason, I seem to encounter it out in public. Ah. Walking down the street, you know, broad daylight, people talking smack. Like, "Well, good to see you too, bro. Geez." And I wasn't even dressed up that day. [laughs] Anyhow, appreciate y'all listening to the show today.
I'm gonna get outta here for a bit, but Peaches and I will be back at noon for the noon hour of madness and mayhem. You enjoy the rest of your morning,
and oh yeah, hearing this song
makes me wanna watch The Hangover Trilogy. It's wolf v- wolf mother... Ugh. Man, I suck. Bye. [rock music plays] Thank you again for tuning in to the Victor Wilt Show. This program's a production of Riverbend Media Group. To contact the show or for more information, hit us up at riverbendmediagroup.com.