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The Viktor Wilt Show daily recap! If you miss the show weekdays from 6A-10A MST, you've come to the right place.
Speaker 1: Hey, what's up everybody? It's the Viktor Wilt Program. Good morning to ya. Or good afternoon or evening or whenever you might be listening to this on demand. Available everywhere podcasts can be found. Alright. I wish I had a day off.
I know I say that all the time, but it's true. It would be a good day to kick back and maybe engage in one of my fun hobbies. You know, play some guitar or play some more of that Resident Evil Requiem or sleep. Is sleep a hobby? I know it's a life necessity, but I'm ready to treat it like a hobby. I'm ready to give it a go. Well, put a few hours in today. Put a few hours in every day during the work day.
That'd be pretty good. I was looking at a thread here about hobbies people tried once and instantly got addicted to. Guarantee the first one wouldn't happen to me. Somebody talking about snowboarding. No thanks. I've been skiing and I mean it was fine enough of an activity I guess, but it's still involved being out in the snow and it's like, okay, why am I out here? You know, I could be inside playing a video game where you're in the snow and it'd be nice and warm. You know, I can look out the window and go, oh, look at that snow. Look at it. It's great.
Alright, well, not going to give snowboarding a whirl. What else do we got here? Video games. Okay. Yeah. That's a good one.
I like it. Gold prospecting. This guy gets outside, finds garnets and gold and he says being in Alaska, both are found relatively regularly. Alright, treasure hunting. Now that the weather's getting nice, what's the name of that one guy that was inspired by the forest fen treasure hunting? Launched a new one last year.
I'll have to look that up. It was looking like, I mean, that treasure could be in Idaho. You know, getting out and treasure hunting, I need some money.
So that could be a good hobby and it gets you out, you know, walking. I got somebody here talking about dungeons and dragons. I would imagine D &D has gotten to be a little more popular thanks to Stranger Things. I never played it.
I gave it a go like one time, my homie Charlie, he was into it. I don't know, I just couldn't pick up on it. I don't know, maybe I don't have enough imagination or something, but again, it was like a one day when I was a kid, gave it a shot. Yeah, I don't know.
Maybe one of these days, give it a go again. Trail walking. Okay, so I guess that's not hiking. Trail walking.
Oh, and then they said before I knew it, I was hiking in the mountains. Okay. Well, walking, it ain't too bad. It ain't too bad getting out and hooping it around. I like a nice trail. And Palisades Creek Trail, it's amazing.
So nice. This person says gardening. I've done gardening.
I need to build some gardening boxes for my backyard. I got, see, that should be my hobby. Getting all the crap done around the house I need to get done. Ugh, accomplished nothing last night. Kind of mad at myself. All right, this person said guitar. That's a hobby I need to work on.
Keep bragging up my refs and then Beck is like, all right, play some refs and then I end up, not for some reason. Astrophotography. I've been out and done some of that with Lou Brutus. You know, I didn't run any cameras or anything, but it was fun being outside.
Well, what else do we have here? Cycling. Didn't I just talk about getting a bicycle the other day? Oh yeah, to do that.
Hiawatha Trail up north looks pretty, uh, pretty sweet. That might be a good excuse to get a bicycle. All right. Well, I still haven't gone and gotten any coffee, so I should probably do that. Yeah, that's a good way to get yourself moving for the day.
I suppose yesterday it didn't do anything, but hey, you know, if at first you don't succeed, just keep chugging coffee and eventually it'll do something. Right? Doubt it. Ah, all right. Was chatting with JD, trying to dig up content at the same time. I guess we could look at life changing inventions that never caught on. Sure.
I'm trying to chug coffee here, get myself pulled, get all jacked for the day. All right. Life changing inventions that never caught on. They said here by the end of the 19th century, New York, Paris and London had entire underground pipe networks. Mail flew between buildings in seconds. Some even planned to create a pneumatic subway, but trucks and the telephone appeared and the idea of shooting capsules became too expensive to maintain. That's pretty interesting. Like the bank teller tube. That essentially what they're talking about here.
Oh, here's somebody just being snarky. Turn signals for cars and buses. You know, this technology that it just never caught on. Yeah, use your turn signals. If your blinkers flashing really quickly, you need to replace a bold. Had to do that the other day.
That was annoyed. Luckily, didn't have to dismantle the, you know, the, you know, the, you know, the Oh, what's the word I'm looking for here? You know, the light fixture. It's not the proper, proper term I'm looking for, but what, whatever. You know what I'm talking about. Okay, let's see here.
This person wrote way too much. Virtual reality. Yeah, you know, VR has not ever really caught on.
I mean, a good amount of people play it and use it, but I thought it would be a lot more mainstream by now. I think they need to figure out a way, you know, to eliminate the motion sickness issues that a lot of people have when playing VR. I bet one of these days when they can really make these headsets like, you know, super lightweight and small, it's got to take off because it's so awesome. Like the only disappointment I have with the new resident evil game is that it's not in VR. It seems like it'd be so good. So good in VR.
I mean, it's a great game, but yeah, kind of surprising that VR hasn't really taken off. The segue. Yeah, you remember that thing? Is that really an incredible life changing invention? Let's see, they say the segue was an incredible upgrade in terms of accessibility for people who can stand and walk, but have limited mobility or struggle with fatigue. It had the potential to open up huge chunks of the world to these people, and it would allow them to do so at high level instead of down in a little chair that might or might not even be able to navigate the path. Unfortunately, it was mocked so mercilessly that it failed as a product. Millions of people who might have experienced life changed from it.
We're scared away because nobody wants to be made fun of. But didn't a bunch of people like die on those? I mean, I seem to recall like somebody had taken one off a cliff. Is that accurate? I don't know.
Pancake batter in a whipped cream can. Okay, I don't remember that. Is that again a life changing? It's not that hard to make pancakes. All right, I'm telling you people, you can do it.
You can make pancakes. Using the metric system in the US. Yeah, it is weird that we have our own way of measuring everything. And the rest of the planet doesn't do it that way.
It's kind of strange. All right, this person said mini disk wasn't life changing, but it was pretty cool. Okay, well, they're asking for life changing inventions here. All right. You can't come right out of the gate and go, well, it wasn't life changing, but I thought it was cute. Life back. Oh, a pressure vacuum that sucks the material out of a choking victim's throat. They said, I've seen it literally save lives that should be standard in every nursing home, memory, care. That's what they said. Elementary school and restaurant.
It's insane to me that it's not. I think Becca has one of those. Something like that. And I'd never heard of such a thing, but yeah. You know, forget the Heimlich maneuver.
If you've got a vacuum that'll literally suck that stuff right out of somebody's throat, keep them from choking. Sunrise simulators. Okay. I've got like a, I think I have a sunlight in my basement.
I used to have one around. It didn't ever make me seem to feel any different during the winter months. Still depressed. All right. I'm going to see what I'll take and find here. Drink the rest of this coffee. Get jacked for the day and I'll be right back. Hang on. Hey, what's happening? Welcome to the program people.
The Victor Wilt Show. Oh, right. Let's chat with JD again. And uh, it kind of led to me failing to remember what I was going to talk about. The curse of multitasking.
The curse of the radio collars. Somebody asked online girls, do you notice guys checking you out and how do you feel? Probably, you know, depends on how the guys checking them out, right? Just staring at them creepily.
Yeah, they notice that, dudes. Okay. Guarantee it. What are people saying? Let's see.
If it's subtle, I don't mind, but blatantly staring is uncomfortable. Yeah, there you go. Okay.
See that? It's about what you'd expect. I can't believe there are this many responses to this question.
Because it seems like an obvious answer. Like, yeah, they're going to notice sometimes. Yeah. Especially if you're being a creep and just staring. Dudes, stop being creeps. All right. Like engage in conversation or something.
Let's see. This person says, nah, I never noticed or assume they're just being friendly. People tell me they reckon people do check me out, but that doesn't help me if no one actually comes up to me. And I assume they're not. I just haven't grown up with the confidence to assume otherwise, unfortunately. Yeah. Yeah, I would probably always assume someone is not checking me out.
All right. I see, you know, some woman looking at me. I'm going to be like, sorry, I look like this. Stop looking at me.
Am I that weird looking? What are you looking at? Oh, all right. Well, I'll be, I'll be better prepared for the next break. Okay. I'll be better prepared. I promise. All right. Of course, JD wanted to hear some ACDC. Why was that so hard to say?
Getting mad at myself here today. Things that have become ridiculously expensive, but people still pay for it like it is nothing. I swear, if somebody puts something like gas in this thread, be so annoyed because yeah, you have to buy gas. All right. I would hope these are items or things that are not necessary. Right. Because if you have to pay for it, it's like, well, yeah, you still pay for it like it's nothing. Because you just have to. Okay. Somebody said Disney parks.
They are definitely ridiculously expensive. And, you know, I can understand if you got kids of certain age, taking them to Disneyland. Okay. If they're old enough to go on the rides, if they're old enough to remember it, if you have a baby, what are you doing bringing it to Disneyland? You want to talk about wasting money, bringing a baby to Disneyland.
They just take up tons of space. They're not going to have any fun. You're not going to have any fun. Go to the park. All right.
And not the Disney park, the regular old free park. All right. Something ridiculously expensive, but people still pay for it like it is nothing. Cocktails. All right. Depends where you go. Right. You go to a highfalutin bar.
You know, they're going to be like, oh, that's $20 for that concoction we threw together. All right. Well, I don't know. I don't have a spreadsheet here on bar cocktail sales to see if they have decreased in recent years.
So I don't know if that's accurate or not. Coffee. Well, that's another one of those you just got to have. Kind of things, right?
I know my instant coffee has gone up a little bit. It's very frustrating. Very frustrating. My instant coffee shooters going up in price. Let's see.
Food delivery from services like Uber Eats, Grubhub. Yeah. It's frustrating. I ordered some door dash last night. I just didn't want to drive to Taco Bell. Yeah. It costs twice as much.
Yeah. It's a waste of money. Sorry. I didn't want to cook. Didn't want to drive. Taco Bell door dash it is.
All right. Hasn't it always been ridiculously expensive though? Or has it increased in price? Streaming services. Yeah, they have gotten to be.
I saw Netflix is raising their prices again. That's annoying. Probably need to get in there and tinker with my account a little bit. All right.
Let's see. Electricity from the power company. Well, I guess where we're at here in East Idaho, I think in general, our electric rates are pretty low compared to the rest of the country.
So we can't complain too much. Brand name soda. Yeah, I will say that soda has gotten to be ridiculously expensive. But I don't know if everybody's still buying it like it's nothing. You know, it certainly makes me, you know, blink and go, I don't know.
Shasta it is. Hotels. Yeah, but you have to pay for them. You know, if you're going out of town, yeah, they've gotten to be stupid, stupidly priced.
But you have to do it. I mean, that's one of the reasons I don't go out of town as often as I'd like anymore. Looking at the cost of going to a concert and getting a hotel and getting some of that overpriced food plus the overpriced gas. Hey, maybe we'll get lucky and in the next few weeks, gas prices will come down so I can affordably make it to Vegas.
We'll see. Oh, Vegas, another thing that's gotten ridiculously expensive. Used to be so great.
Just dirt cheap luxury hotel rooms, dirt cheap food. It does kind of suck now. Well, where shall we begin today in the world of stupid news? Oh, look a nice day on the beach for a family. They're out gathering seashells. You know, the weather is looking great at Salmon Creek Beach in Northern California and they're digging in the sand and oh, it's somebody's leg. Yeah, family looking for seashells found the guy's leg. And apparently they've identified those remains as Walter Kinney who vanished over 25 years ago.
Technology is pretty amazing. A 25 year old leg. Was it just a bone? All right, maybe I don't want to know. I mean, I'm glad they don't have pictures. Okay. Geez. Well, you know, I'm sure his family was looking for a little bit of closure, so I'm sure that's someone helpful.
Okay, what else do we have here? Oh, okay, so there's this woman in the UK and I guess she got busy with a pair of identical twins within four days of each other. And now they got this big court battle going on because apparently these guys, these twin brothers are both dirtbags and they don't want to take care of the baby. So they're trying to do DNA testing and they're like, we can't determine who the father is because they are identical twins.
They're saying, you know, scientists may be able to in the future, but as of now, no. And yeah, I don't know what's going to happen with this baby, but to make them both pay. All right, make them both pay. There you go. They can split the cost. It sounds like a lot of drama to me. Geez. All right.
What else is going on here? A cannonball sized meteorite crashed through the roof of a Texas home. Texas, a lot of mayhem in Texas. You know, there was the Ohio meteorite that blew up in the sky last week. They believe this cannonball sized meteorite that went through somebody's roof in Texas was part of that same or one of the same fireball meteors that exploded in the last week. Man, I'd be so frustrated if a meteorite crashed through my roof.
I can't handle like any problems at home. Something's broken. Something needs done.
It stresses me out. Like I've got piles of laundry. I'm still fighting the laundry battle. It never ends. Me versus laundry.
You add a meteorite through the roof. To my day, I'm going to be self-frustrated. Anyway, I don't think anybody was hurt or anything. It was fine. It was fine. But yeah, I guess at least we don't have to worry about that around here right now. I shouldn't jinx it. Anybody's going to take a meteorite through the roof.
That would be my luck, I swear. All right. It's a little after eight. Going to see what else we can find here.
I was also looking at the most beautiful places in the world. It was like, all right, I ain't got money for that. So I don't know if we'll get into that.
We'll get into something though. Well, South Park did an episode about this, but I didn't think it was super common. I guess I should have guessed it would be super common. And that would be people using AI to help themselves out in the world of dating. Yeah, to get on them dating apps, get chatting with somebody, and maybe aren't very good at chatting. So they have chat GPT right up these eloquent romantic messages. You know, very poetic. And then finally, we got to meet up. This person's amazing.
And then it's just some idiot. Yeah, I was reading this article from the CBC in Canada. About how AI is infiltrating the dating world from crafting flirty messages to matchmaking.
And experts say AI is making it harder to tell what's real. Dudes, ladies, either or I'm telling you to be yourself. Okay, it's not going to work out if you're using chat GPT for all your responses to somebody. And then you meet up in person and you can't speak that way. All right.
It's just a bad move right out of the gate. Yeah, they've got like dating platforms using this third party application called RIS to kick up that charisma. Oh my gosh. Yeah, just be yourselves.
All right. AI is going to mess up everything. It's going to be a weird, weird next year, I think. Because just in the last year, AI has created so many problems and gotten so good.
I don't know what it's going to be like. However, you know, the AI world seems to be crashing a little bit. It's very expensive. And things like Sora, the app we've used to make some silly videos, they're shutting that down.
Losing too much money. So I don't know. It'll be interesting to see, you know, if these things start toning down a bit. Or if somebody, you know, some rich guy is just like, I don't care.
I'll spend as much money as possible to get my brain into a computer and live forever. You never know. Alright people, hope your morning's going good. We shall return with more stuff. Don't use AI to pick up chicks.
Alright, work on yourself. Just saw somebody ask a... Well, it wasn't really a funny question, but I guess it was funny to me, this question online about radio. And they were asking why older songs that never charted still get radio play. They talked about a few different examples they heard on a local station and they're like why are they playing these songs? And this is a question when I first got into radio programming that I asked myself a lot, like why are these songs getting played?
And why are these songs not getting played? Here's why. Radio programmers for the most part are a bunch of followers, okay? They access this site called MediaBase. What MediaBase does is tracks what radio stations are playing around the country. So, you know, if I wanted to pull up a playlist from Salt Lake or Boise or whatever, I could pull that up or I could look at the national charts, blah, blah, blah, and see what everybody else is playing.
The way that most people program a radio station is they pull up the national charts or they throw together a custom panel of a variety of stations that they think are good, take a look at their playlist and then they're like okay, we'll just play those songs. Rather than looking into, okay, are these songs popular? One of the worst case offenders are Christmas radio stations, all right? Christmas radio stations all play the exact same thing and they're like that's because it's easy, it's tested and researched and we just play the hits. No, you didn't research anything, you just copy each other and don't put any effort into the programming whatsoever, which is why Classy 97 has the best Christmas playlist anywhere in the country, anywhere.
Guaranteed, I know we're quite a ways out from Christmas, but after how we dialed it in this last December, nobody can touch us because all the rest of them, they're playing like these duds by Amy Grant and things like that or other 80s songs that it just doesn't make any sense to play if you look at the actual numbers, but people just do the same thing year after year after year and they're stuck in their own ways. So I'm gonna leave a snide comment about radio programming on this post here because everybody's in the comments like, oh, these test well in the local market problem. No, I look these songs up, they're not testing well anywhere. These are duds that they mentioned in this post and if you're on a like a hits station, there's no reason to be playing these songs that they mentioned here, but that's how it is on pretty much every radio format. A bunch of songs that don't make any sense to be playing because it's all follow the leader.
What are they doing in New York? All right, let's just copy them. I'm sure they did research. Dumb.
Okay, that's enough of that. Showing teeth and labyrinth. That band gonna be out on tour with president later this fall. Gonna be hitting up Boise and Salt Lake City weekday shows. Because I really like to go. I think it'd be awesome to check out that band live.
Anyhow, hope you're having a good Tuesday morning so far. Who's just kind of scrolling Facebook and I stumbled across the life in Idaho Falls group. Now, this is not the life in Idaho Falls SE Idaho group.
It's just called life in Idaho Falls. And I forgot that there were two of these. All right, this one's still very, very popular.
Got 65,000 members and I'm still one of them. I was like, oh, why is this popping up? I got, you know, the boot. I got kicked out of here. It was a different page. A bunch of, bunch of whiners when it comes to internet mods and admins.
And so one of these pages had posted an image and I guess they'd had a local, this terrible local podcast. It's such garbage. I don't know why people listen to it, but they bought some advertising. So on their cover photo was the logo for this, you know, garbage podcast. So I just left a comment saying, Hey, you can catch all of the same content on this podcast, you know, a week before on my show. And then the admin got mad at me. I don't know if you saw that conversation peaches.
Speaker 2: Wasn't that a private text conversation you had between her?
Speaker 1: That was, that was in the comments on that image.
Speaker 2: Oh, is that why there was 15 comments I saw? And then when you, when you click on it, they were all gone. Yes. Yes.
Speaker 1: Cause they blocked me. They banned me. I got the boot for simply saying, you know, you can find all of that same content on my show a week earlier. Cause I was just being, you know, just being snarky.
Speaker 2: I really want to know if she's, if she actually hates us. I really want to know.
Speaker 1: Well, according to, you know, that garbage podcast, she called us some naughty names. Yeah.
Speaker 2: But that was before they had that, you know, paid lunch together, you know, that was. Hold on.
Speaker 1: Somebody goes to Mike's. I realized Jade and I were doing something yesterday and I had turned the pad on the mic off. So you're sounding all echoey. Oh, better now. Try again.
Check, check, check. Yeah, there. That's better. Okay. All right. Sorry.
That was weird to me out. But anyhow, then the person told me, Hey, you don't need to promote yourself over this advertiser on our platform. And I'm like, well, why don't you just delete my comments like you did last time? And they're like, well, it would be just as easy to ban you from the group.
Speaker 2: And I was like, well, up to you. Way to hide behind the computer screen there, Barb.
Speaker 1: And then they banned me, gave me the boot. And yeah, I didn't swear. I wasn't combative. All I did was make fun of, and I didn't even make fun. I just pointed out a fact that you can get all the same content on my show a week earlier than this terrible garbage podcast that was advertising on their platform.
Speaker 2: I was, I was so disappointed that I was waiting for yesterday because yesterday's usually or Mondays are usually when that podcast decide to upload their episodes. And I was really highly anticipating more trash talk from them.
Speaker 1: Well, it's because they're obsessed with us and they talk about us every week, which I pointed out. Like, I can't say that you can get this content on my show a week earlier, but they can say.
Speaker 2: They can say explicit things about both me and you, call me big and dumb and all of that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. There's so many things that I could say about those two.
Speaker 1: Exactly. I like the image you created of, was it Jared from Subway and Raggedy Ann? Pretty funny. Pretty funny.
Speaker 2: I wasn't a comment that on your post that just simply said LOL, but I'm trying my best to stay out of this and just letting you be the butt of the jokes.
Speaker 1: The LOL post was simply because that group banned me, but there's another one, you know, because there's countless community groups.
Speaker 2: I don't care. I think that one was made because the other admins in the parentheses Southeast Idaho group were so, they're so, is it dictator, no dictatorial? Is that the word?
Speaker 1: Dictatorial?
Speaker 2: Yeah, something like that, you know? Yeah. But they made that group because, well, I think I heard it in the podcast episode that the other one was made so they could talk trash about local businesses. Okay.
Speaker 1: People are talking trash about local businesses all the time in parentheses Southeast Idaho. Heck if I know. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I got shared in the B word and Blackfoot page
Speaker 1: because of the peach picture that I posted on Facebook. Oh yeah? That is so far. Made me $65. That picture? That picture. Holy cow. Wow.
Speaker 2: It's gotten 300,000 views. Wow. And I just made a follow up post because people took me way too seriously. One guy told me to get a life. Another one said shut up Brandon, you must be from California. Another one said. He was right, Brandon. Another one said you must really have nothing else better to do. Wow. So then my cousin saw that picture. That comment I should say and just started roasting him there too.
Speaker 1: So shout out to Daniel Peach. Oh, that's funny. Dang, I need to post some better content if you're making 65 bucks out that picture.
Speaker 2: Well, the one of the chat GPT skateboarder going down the church, that made me 40 bucks. So I've made $100 and two posts. Geez.
Speaker 1: See, and I've had some posts that really blew up, but they weren't posted on my personal page. Dang it.
Speaker 2: Well, even if you share stuff in the groups, like that can make money if you monetize your Facebook.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's monetized. I just haven't made any money. So keep posting.
Speaker 2: All right. You got way more followers than me.
Speaker 1: I know people like my stuff already. Come on. I've posted a good picture last night of the sticker that Peaches and Star made. I thought it was pretty funny to put that on Becca's car.
Speaker 2: By the way, Becca sent me a Snapchat video of her messing with you in the middle of the night. Is that her talking to me? Yeah, she says like, oh, there's a teacher in the tree. Like it was something dumb.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she talks to me in my sleep because I will just talk back and say all kinds of ludicrous, crazy things. And yeah, she'll send it to some people and like, stop that.
Speaker 2: You're so adorable. You have a little CPAP on. You know, you all tucked in a little Victor in the little bag.
Speaker 1: Let's dig into this list I found of these beautiful places. Yeah. Can you imagine being able to go on a vacation right now? Can you imagine being able to afford some air travel and overpriced hotels and this and that so you can visit the 27 most beautiful places in the world? I don't know if any of these popped up from the US either. I think they had the Grand Canyon on there, but that was about it. Like they got Victoria Falls. If you've ever seen the movie up, I believe that the waterfall that the old man wants to go to was based on Victoria Falls. I think so.
I could be wrong about that. So don't quote me on it, but they got places like Paris or visiting the Amazon Rainforest. Why would you want to visit the Amazon Rainforest?
You want parasites? My daughter's boyfriend, fiance, I should say. He took a trip to, I think it was the Amazon. I don't know. It was some kind of rainforest. He got worms.
He got worms. Okay. You don't want to mess with that. Finland. I don't like the picture they use here. It looks like a frigid, cold winter wasteland. Not my type of vacation there. The bamboo grove in Japan looks pretty nice. You got Banff National Park in Canada.
Yeah, no love for the US on here. See if I could find anything aside from the Grand Canyon. They got Petra, the Sea of Cortez in Mexico.
That looks pretty cool. The Shetland Islands in Scotland. All these places. Whoa. Now that looks pretty cool. Grindelwald in Switzerland. Yeah, you should Google this up. That's pretty beautiful.
I would imagine during winter it's got to suck, but it looks pretty nice in that photo. All right. Come on. Anywhere else?
A little closer. Machu Picchu. I probably said that wrong. Okay, there's a Grand Canyon.
Yeah. Apparently, you know, Tokyo's got to speed. The Galapagos Islands. Lake Como in Italy. Cappadocia in Turkey.
Okay. Well, Vegas it is. I don't think most people would put Vegas on a list of the most beautiful places in America, but it is bright and shiny. Very colorful.
Lots of light. All right. It is already nine o'clock. Good. Good. Let's get this day over with. Incubus on K-Bear. Hey, what's up, my people?
Welcome to the Victor World Show. I don't know about chicken for breakfast. You know, isn't it weird how some foods just don't seem to work as breakfast food? Chicken. I don't know. I guess there are some fast food places that sling, you know, chicken patties on a little biscuit at breakfast time. The reason I bring this up is I just saw East Idaho News reporting live, broadcasting live from the grand opening of Raising Canes in Chubbock.
There's a lot of people there. Looks like a little bit of a wait. So if you want chicken for breakfast, you're going to have to sit around for a while. I've only eaten at Raising Canes one time.
It was good. I mean, it's chicken strips and fries, coleslaw, right? That's about all they got, right? You know, kind of like the Chick-fil-A, how they just got chicken, you know, Raising Canes, just chicken strips.
Maybe you could put them on a bun or something. I don't know. It's starting to sound kind of good. Chicken for breakfast?
Maybe I do want chicken for breakfast. I'm going to have to drive all the way to Poki then wait forever and then come back. I think I'll give it a week or two.
Wait for Raising Canes to settle down a little bit. If it was in an outburger, I might actually make the drive. Ain't nothing wrong with a cheeseburger for breakfast. Heck yeah. All right.
Well, if you're bored, you can join the celebration. I didn't watch the actual video. I don't know what this guy for me, Stigh-to-Ho News is saying. I don't recognize this guy. He must be newer. But I just see a crowd and I would imagine there's chicken.
So if you want to kill some time, there you go. Go to the old Denny's location in Chubbock. Hang out for potentially a really long time.
Let me know how it is. Oh, I hate when marketing gets to me. I'm sitting here looking around online for crap to talk about. And I stumble across this article about PlayStation raising the price of their consoles. All right.
I saw this the other day. Didn't really care. Right.
I was like, no big deal. I have a PlayStation 5. I don't need the PlayStation 5 Pro.
And then I saw the difference in price between now and April 2nd. So PlayStation 5 Pro, which if you want to run your games in the highest quality, like maybe an upcoming game like Grand Theft Auto 6, got to have the pro, right? Well, that's a $750 console today. On April 2nd, they're raising the price of $900.
Jays! That is absurd. $900. So now I'm sitting here going, should I sell my PS5 and buy a PS5 Pro? I don't need it. But I'm feeling like, well, it's going to cost $150 more. Just sure, rack up some more credit card debt.
Yeah? Why not? I don't know what I'm going to do.
I don't need it. But people were talking online about how much better Resident Evil Requiem looks on the PS5 Pro compared to the regular. I mean, I think it looks great right now.
But if it could look even better. Oh, I've got a good TV. I've got a good sound system.
I've got a subpar PlayStation 5. Looks like people are selling them online and actually making sales. I don't know how people are getting rid of them for about $350.
So that would make upgrading $400. Ugh. I don't even know if you can get one.
I don't know if they're available. But $900? Again, this is something I do not need. But it sounds... Every once in a while, just get that urge to spend.
Just go ahead and get yourself stressed out when that credit card bill comes rolling in. Yeah, it doesn't look like they're available. I don't think they are. Oh, here's one. Oh, that's used.
$700 for a used one. No. You get one. Some used PS5 Pro for only 50 bucks off. That's not a deal. Okay. Well, anyway, if you want a PS5 Pro or a regular console, I don't even look at how much the regular consoles are going to increase.
Is it all of the systems? Ugh. Yeah, the whole article is just like, good luck getting a PS5 Pro.
Come on, if you want it, you need to get it. Yeah, the regular system going up as well. I don't know how much. So, it's time to buy, everybody.
That sucks. Happy Tuesday, Pete. What up?
It's Victor Wilt. Morning. Now, this article annoyed me. Do-it-yourself projects can save money and build confidence. Or do the opposite. You ever tried to do it yourself?
Ah, it sucks sometimes. I put a dishwasher in my house once. Very aggravating. So, after I broke my last one, I made sure that I got a deal that included free installation. Sometimes paying someone else to do it is just the way to go. All right, save yourself time. Time is extremely valuable.
We're only on this planet once. And I don't know about you, but the days sure seem to go by really fast, and I sure seem to not get the things done that I want to do. I can't even get the sleep I want to get.
Well, so I got time to do it yourself. What am I going to do? Reupholster some furniture? No. No. Throw it in the garbage by the chair. No, I mean, if you're into crafty things, I guess you could do something like that. But I'm not about to redo my plumbing in my house, okay? I got a project like that calling in the pros.
So anyway, I don't know, if you need motivation for something to do now that it's spring, I guess you could go read this article about home improvement and why you should consider doing it yourself. But I'm going to go with, if you can get somebody else to do it, and they can do it right, just always take that route, all right? Time is money. This story is frustrating, all right? Why can't somebody good win the lottery? This guy's a real turd.
Powerball winner arrested for third time after $167 million win. This guy from Kentucky. Yeah, last year. Last year, he won $167 million, has been arrested three different times since. And I would imagine he's got the money for a lawyer where he's not going to get punished very badly for all of his crimes. So, first time he was arrested was four days after he won the lottery.
I guess he's out celebrating or something. Then he gets in a fight with a police officer. Plot guilty earlier this month and was sentenced to time served after a nine-day jail stint. So then he gets arrested again in February after basically, let's see here, he brought a woman to his house, and then, or no, he was at her house, sorry. And she called the cops, she's like, there's an armed man here. They find him with a 38, and then, you know, he also was packing some drugs. So, you know, he gets multiple charges for that. Then on Friday, he gets arrested again for second degree burglary and marijuana possession. Why do you need to commit burglary when you've got $167 million? So, apparently he's like, you know, I've caused a lot of stress on my family, I've made some bad decisions, but hey, God's been good to me and I've kept my faith and I'm sure good things are to come.
No, take away this guy's money. Jays. How many of those Idaho lottery raffle tickets have I bought and won nothing? But this turd, $167 million. Can't even get myself a fiver. My goodness. Well, everybody, I hope you have a great rest of your morning. Peaches and I will be back at noon for the noon hour of Madness and Mayhem. And let's leave with a heavy song. Let's go with the new one from Waged War.
It's called Song of the Swamp. I will talk to you soon. You're the best. Thanks for kicking it. Music Thank you again for tuning in to the Victor Wilt Show. This program is a production of Riverbend Media Group. To contact the show or for more information, hit us up at Riverbendmediagroup.com.