[upbeat music] Yes, I am back. That's right, Peach's Pit Party on this fine Tuesday, March 31st, 2026. If you wanna get ahold of me, you can over at 208-535-1015. The weekend was a blast. There was a lot of traveling. Traveled to Boise on, uh, Saturday for Slaughter to Prevail, Whitechapel, and Attila. Well, Friday afternoon, Friday evening I should say, right as I was off from here, I, uh, booked it to Twin Falls with my girlfriend. We spent the night at her sister's, uh, place, and, uh, yeah, pretty much hung out most of the day Saturday. And then I made my way over to Boise, where I met the one, the only Matty Kid, Mad Dog from down the hall. We made our way to the Revolution Concert House. That crowd was insane. I'm shocked that the, the, the thing was sold out. It was entirely sold out. The... It was the most packed I've ever seen that venue.
I mean, I've only ever been to that venue one more time besides that time to go see, uh, Asking Alexandria and a couple of other bands. Wasn't nearly as packed. I had to park way far back, wait in this long line, got inside. Super packed on the inside. [laughs] Like, like there was no way I was gonna push my way to the front. People would've been very, very upset. But I ended up meeting, uh, Chris Fronzak, AKA just Fronz, from Attila, who I just played for you right there. Attila featuring Will Ramos of Lorna Shore, their latest track, Pressure, for Peach's pick of the day. Super nice guy. Got my ticket signed by him. What's cool about radio is when you get comp tickets, they'll sometimes, for the most part, give you a physical ticket. And so I, I add that to my little shadow box that I have in my room. I keep my signed tickets elsewhere. I'm thinking for the future what I might do is I might do this, like, resin table where I have all the signed tickets below the resin. Keep them protected forever. Maybe even include the signed ax that I have from, uh, Ice Nine Kills. I'm just flexing my, uh, signed memorabilia on you. Anyway, like I mentioned before, if you wanna get ahold of me, you can over at 208-535-1015. I gotta tell you though, there's one complaint about that venue. M- Uh, it wasn't... Uh, it, it was something they could control. Turn on the AC. All right? It was just fine when I went, when I went there to go see Asking Alexandria previously. All right? It was just fine.
Now, th-this time around, it was hot as heck in there. We ended up having to leave early. Matty was sweaty. I was, you know, I, I was in the back still sweaty. I could not imagine what it was like in the pit. But yeah, uh, spent the weekend mostly traveling. Yesterday I was like, "You know what?
I just wanna take a day off. I just wanna enjoy doing absolutely nothing." I left my place once to go get lunch. I had my dinner DoorDashed. I'm like, "You know what? I'll spend a little extra money to have it delivered to me rather than going out again." I just, I just spent most of the day playing Dishonored 2 on my computer. That was it. So yeah, there's that. I'm back here in full force, ready to go. Got some stuff to talk about right here on Peach's Pit Party, coming up in just a few on KBEAR 101. [whoosh] I honestly did not expect to be a viral sensation on Facebook, really. There was a post not that long ago, I think it was back in early March, where I used ChatGPT to put a skateboarder on that church that looks like a skate ramp. And sure enough, that got tons of views, tons of likes, tons of interactions overall,
and well, that was a s- a, a success. N-now,
over the weekend in Twin Falls, my girlfriend's sister pointed out this place, I think it was called... Let me see here. Toasted Buns. Yeah, Toasted Buns. That's it. Their Instagram, toastedbunstf, for Twin Falls, obviously. Their logo for their business is a peach that especially looks like a butt. It's supposed to show that you can get your butt tanned at this specific place. Toasted Buns, right? I took a picture next to it, looked all serious in the, in the photo, pointed to it.
My girlfriend's like, "Hey, maybe you shouldn't put your finger right there in the middle. It kinda looks a little wrong, you know?" But I went with the picture anyway. Posted it on my Facebook with a joke caption. Complete joke. "Petition to stop using a peach as the symbol for a butt. My last name is not your culture," right?
That ha- That currently has over 300,000 views on my Facebook. And there was a lot of people going along with the joke saying, "Hey, we should call you Brendan Butt."
A, a few other things I can't say on the air, but they were quite funny. But then there were a few people that legitimately got mad. Like almost calling me a snowflake kind of people. One guy named Ivan, "Get a life." Some guy named Arthur, "Settle down, Brandon. You must be from California." I think there was another guy that commented saying, like, "Why do you spell Brandon wrong?" I do- And I, I never liked the name Brandon because it's just so wrong compared to my name, and people just automatically call me that for some reason. It's like, "No, it's Brendan. You know, you see the two Es? It's not that hard. You know, Brendan."
Another one said, "I guess you don't have anything better to do." And I was just trolling these people in the comments. I think one guy is still yelling at me in there. I've, I've just ignored him. It's pretty funny that [laughs] people are just so outraged on Facebook by this kind of thing. My poker face must have been, uh, quite convincing
for some people to see my picture and then just get completely irate. Brendan Cheeks was a really funny one. Um,
what else is there? Petition denied. People were referencing that Nicolas Cage quote, "I could eat a peach for hours," which I think I'd ha- I had in my show imaging for the longest time. But overall, yeah, this postSince my Facebook's monetized, it's gotten over like three hundred thousand views, and it's made me close to seventy dollars. So take that, haters. All right, so I have this, uh, dilemma here that I wanted to talk specifically to you about. Usually when it comes to men's wallets, us in general,
we either get gifted a wallet or we buy like our first wallet, and we try to make it as-- try to make it last as long as possible, right?
You really don't replace your wallet unless someone gifts you a new one. That's how we dudes are.
I, I've had this wallet here for a good amount of time. I've loved it. It's from Walmart. It holds twenty-four cards, right? I, I carry all my cards in this wallet. I want everything in one spot. But if it gets stolen,
that's the worst part, right? If it gets stolen, all my cards are gone. But over the weekend when I was in, uh, Twin Falls, we went to Ross,
and, uh, I saw this wallet that caught my eye and, well,
uh, my, my girlfriend has a roommate who her fiancé has this very long wallet. We've gone to dinner with them a whole bunch.
He pulls out this very long wallet. I thought it was a girl's wallet at first. I'm like, "Why, why do you have, like, such a, a big wallet that looks like a woman's wallet?" Because this is, this is-- this dude is one of those guys that goes, "Hey, if you drive with both hands on the wheel, you shouldn't do that. That's not manly. You gotta drive with one arm out on the top," right? He's, he's about all things manly. He wouldn't be caught dead in a minivan. He's that kinda guy. So I'm like, really? He wouldn't have the, a, a woman's wallet, would he? And then I learned about these things called a rodeo wallet, and there was one on sale at Ross for twelve bucks. Has, has the words American Bison on the front with a k- with a, with a skull.
It's a long wallet. And I bought it. I was like, you know what? I, I'll spend the twelve dollars. I'll have it as a backup wallet. I actually transferred all my cards to this wallet here. I'm like, is this a little long? Is this girly in any way? I, I was diving deep into it. I, [laughs] I think I typed in a, I typed in on Google at one point like,
"Is a rodeo wallet a girly wallet?" Or something like that, and it was all these dudes in the South talking about how they, they have it. It, it's a manly thing to have. You know, cowboys or
farm workers have these so they can put it in their back pocket, and so when they sit down, there's not this big, you know, just big, uh... What's the word I'm looking for?
Like, there's not this big square thick wallet making you sit weird.
This long wallet's supposed to be skinny,
and you, you fit it in your back pocket. It st- it sticks out, so you can reach it, that kinda thing. I don't know. I don't know why I'm talking about wallets here, but [laughs] I figured... I'm like, is this a girly wallet? Like, I really, I really overthought this when, uh, when I-- right before I bought it. Right after I bought it, as a matter of fact. I was looking up all these different reels. There was a few peoples trying to say they were, like, girly-looking, but then there was a bunch of people really quick to shut them down. So I talked to Josh about it earlier this morning, Josh from Classy ninety-seven. I'm like, "Hey, is this a girly wallet?" And he's like, "Dude, you bought a, a cheap cowboy wallet kinda thing. You need to have some metal on it. You need to have some sort of, like, crazy design on it." And I was telling him, I'm like, "Hey, you know what? Maybe this summer I'll go to Jackson,
and I'll buy one of those crazy cool leather wallets, you know? So that way, when somebody asks, 'Hey, where'd you get that wallet?' I'll be like, 'Ooh, I got it from Jackson, Wyoming.'" He's all like, "Why didn't you-- why don't you just buy one from Idaho Falls?" I'm like, "It doesn't have the same appeal, Josh. You know, Jackson's known to be expensive." And then he joked around saying, "Yeah, you're gonna spend five times as much over in Jackson. We can buy the same thing for cheaper just here in the area. Like, who's gonna fact-checked, fact-check that you buy your wallet in Jackson? You can just say you bought it from there."
I, I think about things like this. I know this is probably boring to some people, and some people are probably outraged right now, going, "Just shut up and play the music." I wanna talk about wallets. It's my show. It's Peach's Pit Party right here on K-Bear one-oh-one. Peach's Pit Party right here on K-Bear one-oh-one. I thought this was hilarious. I think news mishaps, news, uh, bloopers, anytime a news reporter messes up, it's one of the funniest things ever. One of my favorite clips is of this news reporter saying, "We'll tell you more after this." And then there's a brief pause, they cut to the footage, and then all you hear is, "The bleep are you doing?" Obviously, I can't say the full thing on the air, but you get the overall gist of it. You can look it up on YouTube if you really wanted to, but...
I was laughing at this. Uh, NBC had to apologize after they mistakenly aired the wrong Tiger Woods crash footage.
Yeah, you know, he got into another crash recently. I was gonna talk about it at the beginning part of the show on Friday 'cause it happened-- the news broke right as my show started. But I didn't wanna start off my show by s- just saying, "Hey, happy Friday. By the way, Tiger Woods i- involved in another car accident." I wanted to keep it bright and cheery. It's not my fault the guy can't drive whatsoever. I just can't believe they had to apologize for that. "Oh, we're sorry we put the wrong crash up on the screen." I'm sure you can put any crash and say it was Tiger Woods' crash.
Were people that upset about it? Were they trying to fact-check NBC saying, "Hey, that's the wrong crash, dummy. You're supposed to put the most recent one"?
Do you think somebody got, uh, their job hurt by this? [laughs] They were told, "Hey, you, uh, you put the wrong crash on the screen. That's a, that's a PIP for you right there." That's a performance improvement plan. Or worse yet, they got fired because they aired the wrong Tiger Woods crash. Imagine being in the news business overall. I was a PA for celebrity news, and let me tell you, it's, uh, it's quite funny seeing those people who send in stories. They're sending tips to TMZ. They try sending in the most outrageous things.I can only imagine being the person that tries to upload fake news to TMZ, something like that. I mean, this is really no big deal. The wrong crash footage from a guy who can't drive. That guy needs a permanent driver. Get-- revoke his license, all right? Do so. Tiger Woods, stick to the golf course. Don't, don't even let that guy in a golf cart. Let's play some Sleep Theory. Words that-- Words Are Worthless [laughs] on KBEAR one-oh-one. Three eleven with Down on KBEAR one-oh-one. If you've been sitting there thinking maybe it's time for a career change, you are definitely not alone. I was just reading about a woman who got laid off from a, uh, software engineering job, got tired of all the AI uncertainty in tech. She, uh, switched gears, got into welding, and now she's way happier doing hands-on work every day. She took a pay cut, sure, but she also found something that felt more stable, more fulfilling, and maybe that's the si-- the, the sign somebody out there needs right now. If you've been thinking about making a move, checking out something new, or finding a better fit, start local. Visit the newly redesigned hireeastidaho.com to find local jobs from local companies. This week's Hire East Idaho job of the week is a painter position with Streamline Services based in Rigby. They're hiring for a busy crew, willing to train the, the right person, and it pays between fifteen and twenty-five dollars an hour, depending on experience. It's full-time, and you'll need to be reliable, have your own transportation to job sites around Idaho Falls and Rexburg. To apply, just simply call this number, two oh eight-two two-one six zero five nine. That's two oh eight-two two-one six zero five nine. And for even more local opportunities, check out hireeastidaho.com. Hire East Idaho, connecting people with opportunity. It's always free for job seekers with new jobs added all the time. Let's do some Autumn Keane. Here is Gone, Gone, Gone on Peaches Pit Party. So I was reading here about this new app for-- or I th- I think it's exclusively for the, uh, the new MacBook. It's called SlapMac. [upbeat music] You wanna hear what this is all about? Basically, it allows the, uh, MacBooks to produce an audible, sometimes humorous reaction when the device is hit or tapped.
The, the app utilizes the built-in accelerometer,
uh, in M1 and newer MacBook models to detect physical impacts, such as slaps or knocks, triggering instant audio feedback, includes over one hundred and thirty sound effects across, uh, a- across eight voice packs.
Featuring sounds like punches, memes, other effects, the volume of the sound is sensitive to the force of the impact. You know, there's gonna be plenty of people out there like me that are going to be intentionally hitting their computer from here on out. I have this old college MacBook. I don't think I can install it on there, can I? It's from, like, twenty-fourteen, twenty-fifteen, back when I was, uh, first starting college.
Maybe I should install it and see, uh, just, just hit my laptop relentlessly. My girlfriend's over. She's like, "What are you doing?" I'm like, "I'm trying to get this thing to make sounds, you know? I wanna hear all the different... over one hundred and thirty sound effects it can make now." And I installed this app. There, there's gonna be tons of people out there breaking their computers because of this. So I was reading more into that story about the twelve tons of Kit Kats that went missing.
Twelve tons of Kit Kats that were stolen. I was looking into the TMZ article here. The, uh, Nestle spokesperson,
um... well, they put out a statement, obviously. They had to put out that statement saying, "We've al- we've always encouraged people to have a break with Kit Kat, but it seems thieves have taken the message too literally and made a break with more than twelve tons of our chocolate." These weren't ordinary Kit Kats, I found out. They were molded into the shape of F1 cars. Maybe that was the reason why these thieves stole all this chocolate.
I, I, I wish I knew what their thought process was. I wish I knew why exactly they stole all of this, really.
Italian authorities-- It happened over in Italy, by the way.
The Italian authorities say the alleged thieves impersonated law enforcement and intercepted the delivery truck, restraining and removing the driver before making off with the stash. The outlet said the driver was later found unharmed, which is good, great. This isn't even the first candy caper Europe's seen. A man was convicted back in twenty-twenty-three for nabbing almost two hundred thousand Cadbury Creme Eggs from an industrial unit in England.
And then TMZ concludes the article by saying, "Imagine having a sweet tooth that intense." Now, I can't imagine, again, just wanting to steal that much candy. Like, I'm a fat dude. I love myself some chocolate. I actually haven't had any candy in quite some time. Last night, I was craving some. I'm like, "You know what? I'm on the, the road to losing a bunch of weight. Why not go get some yogurt?" That's a good replacement, yogurt and fruit.
Twelve tons of Kit Kats stolen in Italy. Twelve tons.
Uh, it, it'll be pretty easy to spot this person, right? 'Cause they're gonna have all these boxes of different Kit Kats all around their place. They're gonna have it in a warehouse somewhere. Just gotta search all the warehouses ar- in the, in the general area.
See if it pops up, see if all of those boxes pop up. Anyway, that's enough of that story. Let's play The Black Keys. You Got to Lose on Peaches Pit Party. The new ABS system where players, uh, can challenge ball and strike calls has led to a bunch of players, uh, shrinking, sort of. The system required every batter to be measured during sports, uh, during spring training, excuse me, so each personal strike zone could be set. And of the four hundred and thirty hitters on opening day rosters, two hundred and twenty-five lost at least an inch off their previously listed heights in twenty-twenty-four and twenty-twenty-five. Six have lost three inches, forty-eight have lost two inches, and one hundred and seventy-one lost one inch. A small group of forty-seven players actually gained some height, which, uh, must be nice.The LA Dodgers have tried to make as much money as they can from having Shohei Ohtani on their team, but sometimes even management realizes they've gone a bit too far. Last Friday, the team offered fans the opportunity to buy a limited edition Shohei Ohtani souvenir cup, which cost seventy-five dollars. The cup included free refills, but just for that night. The backlash was swift on social media, so the team changed the, uh, the offer at the food stand selling the cup, saying that it came with free refills for the entire season. Could you imagine seventy-five dollars for a stupid cup? [laughs] Anyway, FIFA has taken a lot of criticism for the outrageous spikes in ticket prices at this summer's World Cup, and it seems the organization in charge of European soccer doesn't wanna c- face that kind of negative feedback, so the UEFA has announced that it's freezing ticket prices for the twenty twenty-eight European Championship at the price points from twenty twenty-four. The cheapest category, called the Fans First ticket, will be thirty-four dollars, with the next highest ticket at sixty-nine dollars. Euro twenty twenty-eight will be held in England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland. Cool. Well, that does it for your Shot Clock Sports Update right here on KBEAR one O one. March Madness is absolutely insane. You know what? I'll play the, uh, Sports Center music below me again, even though it is not the Shot Clock Sports Update. [upbeat music] But I was, uh, in second place right behind Josh Tyler of Classy Ninety-Seven when it came to our in-office March Madness tournaments, and, well, Duke lost, and so my bracket just took a tank. I'm now at the bottom. Well, Mad Dog, Maddie Kidd from down the hall, she... Well, her bracket busted the very first game of the tournament. It was quite a meme. She, uh, had Ohio State winning the entire thing [laughs] so she has a total of forty-nine points. Chantel, Josh's co-host and also wife, of course, she's in eighth place with sixty-eight points. Now, I'm in seventh
with seventy-six, below Kennedy, who's our front desk girl. Josh still leads the charge somehow, some way. You know, he's running the entire thing. Maybe he skewed it for himself, who knows? Ninety-two points. Not like he needs the money for the, uh, for winning the entire thing anyway. But Victor at number two. Victor now still in it. Still in it. He has Arizona winning the entire thing. Eighty-four points total for him. Jacob from sales, one point behind him. Kevin, one point behind that. Same with Justin from one O five, The Hawk. I'm just saying with this overall recap that you can never really predict March Madness, and I... That I just lost, uh, five dollars as well. There's no way that I'll make my way back up to the top. So I'm sort of rooting for Victor because, well, uh, we kind of, uh, we kinda had to convince him to join this year, and last year he chose a bunch of teams, and he didn't know what the seed numbers were. He thought there was, like, that many players on each team, something dumb like that. Anyway [laughs] no, I don't think it was that. I think it was just him thinking that, uh, he didn't really know what, kn- knew what the numbers were. He just chose whatever school, and I think his, uh, bracket took a flop, something like that. So I'm rooting for him to beat the one, the only Josh Tyler. Let's do some Linkin Park, The Emptiness Machine on KBEAR one O one. And also, I wish you luck if you're doing an in-office, uh, March Madness tournament. Peaches Pip Party right here on KBEAR one O one. I was a little upset. I saw more of these, uh, price increases for various things like the PlayStation P- the PS5. That got a price increase for whatever reason. I don't know. What did I just see recently, just before this, uh, show started, that I was like, really? You increased the price of that? Oh, yeah, Sam's Club increasing the price of their membership from fifty buck- fifty dollars to sixty dollars for the year. Why do you need that ten extra dollars? Give me the breakdown economically of why you think that would work best for you.
I was also at, uh, Jack in the Box on my lunch break, and I remember back in my day when the, uh, Jack's Munchie Meal was ten dollars, and then they did that thing where they t- [laughs] they increased the price of it to eleven, so what they did is they took a piece of paper and taped it over the, the zero and ten to make it eleven. It's like, w- again, why do you need that extra dollar? And then I just went there again today, like I mentioned, and it's back. It's now at twelve dollars. Why do you need the extra two dollars for? Like, d- d- does it sell that great? Like, does it sell great that you need to have those two extra dollars? It's gonna make that much of a difference for a Jack in the Box combo?
Netflix also raised their prices recently. Quite silly. It's like, I r- I really wanna know why exactly. Well, I know with gaming that, like... I was looking here about this, uh, the era of the affordable gaming console might be coming to an end. Industry insiders warn that the PlayStation 6 and Microsoft's, uh, Project Helix could launch with one thousand dollar price tags. The problem continues to be the global memory trip, uh, chip shortage, which has caused manufacturing costs to surge eighty to ninety percent in twenty twenty-six. If this continues, and if new consoles get priced at one thousand dollars or more, it's unlikely these prices will ever drop in the days of the five hundred dollar console. I mean, four ninety-nine console
are officially over.
I, for one, have officially switched over to PC gaming, obviously. I would love to buy more parts for my PC, better parts for my PC. I still have my Xbox Series X. I'm gonna keep that till it d- till it's dead. Same with my old Xbox One, but yeah, I'm making the big switch to PC. All right? PC is superior overall. Luckily, I would, I would love to, a- again, be able to get a second monitor, get a better CPU.Start streaming a whole lot more. Right now I'm content with playing some of these older games from Steam that can run pretty smoothly.
It, it-- I think it, it did cost my parents close to a thousand dollars, 'cause they got it to me as a, uh, as a, as a gift for my birthday last year. Still so thankful for that. I'm so happy I was able to get a PC. I, I use that thing all the time. I hardly ever touch my Xbox. It's quite sad. I bet my Xbox Series X feels like the, uh, feels like, uh, Woody from Toy Story when Buzz was taking over. Everything around him was, uh, being replaced by the other product. Sorry, Xbox, I hate to say it, but PC all the way now. The Offspring on K-Bear one-oh-one. I saw this question get asked on Ask Women, uh, that subreddit. It just popped up in my feed. I'm not a part of the Ask Women subreddit. What's a house rule in your family growing up or current that you really like, and why? I feel like this was a, a, a decent question to talk about on this, uh, show here.
My family growing up had, has a rule that if we are picking a restaurant, movie, et cetera, in order to give a valid veto to someone else's suggestion, you must provide a serious alternative solution. Cuts out so many potential conflicts or frustrating situations, kinda like the one I had recently [laughs] where there was that time where we were try-- w- most of the group wanted to go to this one restaurant that is so much better compared to the restaurant that we actually went to. It was only because we had to go to this other restaurant that one person was like, "Well, if you don't choose this other restaurant, we're not going," like she was the Queen of England or something. Like, no. Buzz off. Like, we're gonna go to this better restaurant. You must have a serious alternative suggestion for anything like that whatsoever. You can't ... You also-- My rule is this: You can't say, "I don't care where we go to eat," and then shoot down somebody else's idea, 'cause you, you said you don't care. Obviously,
you, you're g- you're good with whatever. What's a house rule in your family growing up or current that you really like, and why? We respect each other's 30-minute decompression time when we get home from work or school. If we don't have anything immediate, you can have up to an hour, but everyone gets at least 30 minutes to decompress before moving into home mode. I, I-- Like, yesterday I took that whole day off just because I wanted some time to decompress, and I literally just vegged out in my, uh, in my chair at my computer, played Dishonored 2 for the entire day. Got up once to go get lunch. I needed that time, honestly, to decompress after a busy week. And you would think, like, "Oh, Peaches, you're being so soft for going to a concert," but a whole lot of traveling in one weekend and then coming to work right afterwards, by w- by tomorrow I would've been seething with anger, 'cause I would be like, "I just need a break."
You know, I just needed a personal day to myself.
My dad, grandpa, and I had a walk every night rule. We talked to the dog, had a good time. We stayed active. We got to know our neighbors. It was great. My husband and I continued it, and now that my dad lives nearby, he's joining us too with his new puppy. Yeah, th- walking, walking's fantastic for you. I used to be that guy
that would say, like, "Walking is for old people. I'd rather run." But now I'm, I'm trying to walk every night around the Greenbelt. We have that beautiful area around downtown Idaho Falls. Why not use it every single night? Take advantage of it. Just do a nice big lap around. Takes about an hour, but it makes you feel better afterward. Let's do some Sevendust right now. Unbreakable on Peaches Pit Party. It's K-Bear one-oh-one. And here we go, today's What the Headline right here on K-Bear one-oh-one. A Kentucky man won $167 million in the Powerball, and apparently said, "Great, now I can finally afford to do crimes with confidence." Uh, police say James Farthing is back in trouble after allegedly burglarizing a house and stealing 12 grand in cash. Not only that, they say he drove away in a black Porsche, which feels like a commitment to being the dumbest rich criminal alive. You win the lottery and most people buy a boat, disappear, or develop a weird interest in, like, smoked meats maybe. This guy went, "No, let me keep, uh, keep acting like the scratch-off machine still owes me money," you know? He wanted to steal 12 grand in cash even though he just won $167 million. Why does he need more cash? What's wrong with this idiot? [laughs] Anyway, that is today's What the Headline right here on K-Bear one-oh-one. You know how the radio prep tells you what national days we're celebrating today. Today is National Prom Day. It's not just about this year's prom, it's about proms of the past too. The day encourages all generations to share their prom photos on social media using the hashtag #NationalPromDay. There's no way I'm uploading my prom picture onto our K-Bear, uh, social media pla- uh, pages at KBear101FM just because
I, I looked so much better back then. I don't wanna see any comments that go, "Who's that guy? Wow, you've d- you've deteriorated, Peaches. Wow, you've gotten horrible looking."
Shout out to the prom date, Emily. Uh, she's, uh, now married. I forgot where she's even at, but, uh, she's with her husband Riley somewhere. And it was a fun day. Not, not, not a fun time to plan, but it was a fun day. I, I've talked about that story before, how we had to plan to get everybody on the party bus, and we had to take money from each person, and some people were not wanting to go on my party bus anymore. They wanted to switch over to the other party bus. It was a whole disaster. I hate event planning. I think event planning, party planning of any kind, absolutely atrocious. Luckily, my girlfriend majored in, uh, events planning. No joke. So when it comes to, like, our future shenanigans, I'm gonna let her lead the charge, 'cause I just get a massive headache whenever somebody decides, "Hey, I'll go," and then last minute go, "Oh, wait, something came up. My cat, uh, got a s- got a cut on its toe, so we can't, uh, we can't make it any longer." It's always people that have the worst excuses too, like, "Ooh, I g- I got a hole in my shirt, I can't make it." That type of thing. Back then, I was extremely skinny. I, I, I made sure to run every single day. I thought there was some competitionBetween me and this water polo player. And so I was running every day hoping to get better looking so that way she would want me over him, that kind of thing. I was running around the neighborhood constantly. I was at my skinniest back then. I was two forty. It was quite ridiculous, man. Stick-- I was stick-- I was sticks and stones, basically. [laughs] Basically. But but yeah, National Prom Day, if you're a high schooler listening right now, and you're wanting to ask that person to prom, do it, all right? I was shaking big time when I asked my, uh, when I asked that d- my, my date to prom. When I asked Emily to prom. I did it so early because I was so afraid that that water polo player was going to ask her instead of me, so I rushed it. You know, prom was in like May. I asked her around this time, actually. I still have the video on my phone from that long ago. It was back in twenty thirteen.
Yeah, twenty thirteen. I, I sound all nervous on the video, I'm shaking, the camera's all shaky. Aw, man, high school Peaches being all cute and nervous. Anyway, let's get nice and heavy with this. Let's stop talking about prom. Here's Lamb of God, Into Oblivion. So East Idaho News obviously posted about the new Raising Cane's down in, uh, Chubbuck. Two hundred gathered for grand opening. Two hundred? Is that-- Was that really it, or is that just like the beginning parts like... Well, I saw Nate Eaton was, uh, posting about, uh, people showing up early in the morning to get themselves lined up. I think it was late last night, as a matter of fact, that they were lining up outside, 'cause I think the first twenty people in line
get like free chicken for a year. Shout-out to those people. Congratulations to them. Dedicating time to get some of that free chicken, you know?
Oh, good for you, I'll give you that. [laughs] But it only took two comments before this article on Facebook got political with, uh, one guy named John said, "More people showed up for chicken than the No Kings rally. LOL."
Some people, man. They get really, uh... They, they want to post nothing but politics on Facebook. Facebook used to be the social media site where you would just reconnect with people from high school, you would see how they were doing, making sure they're okay. Not anymore. Now it's all rage bait and political nonsense. Both sides. Really hate it all, as a matter of fact. That's why for my radio show you will never hear anything political whatsoever. Even with that picture I posted earlier on my page about the, uh, petition to stop using a peach as the symbol for a butt.
I think, uh,
"you must be from California" is the new way of saying, "Hey, you must be a snowflake." I mean, it's not wrong, I am from California, but... Oh, I am wearing blue in the T-shirt, but I'm also wearing red shoes, all right? [laughs] It shows I, I'm in between both sides of the, uh, political spectrum, I guess. I've been accused of being a liberal in the past, maybe because, uh, I, uh, what's it called? I talk to Victor too much or something on his morning show. One guy commented on our Facebook page, the K-Bear one-oh-one Facebook page at K-Bear one-oh-one FM, said I was a, a raging liberal. I'm like, "A raging liberal? That's new to me."
I wonder how he inferred that.
[laughs] Such a... You must be from California. [laughs] It's like, "Yeah, I am." Such a stupid way to like insult somebody. [laughs] I- maybe, maybe next time I see somebody with like a lifted truck and a flag on the back, I'll just go, "You must be from Idaho." That type of thing.
Anyway, enough of me talking about Facebook nonsense. I need to get off the internet and I wanna end this show. [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.