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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.
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Speaker 1: We here! I'm not that excited about it, but I want to at least give that impression. You know, bring me a positive attitude as you kick off your Wednesday. Ugh!
How is it? Really only Wednesday. It's all right. The weekend awaits. And how was your day yesterday? How was your Tuesday? I hope it was great.
Mine was pretty good. You know, work was work after I got off. But I do hung out and waited for Becca to get off work for a few. And then how did we get to the point that it took us till like 8.15 to get to a restaurant? Trying to remember here.
And I didn't like drink any booze or anything. I should be able to remember. Let's see. Went home. We had to run some clothes somewhere. Went to one restaurant and it didn't work out.
Maybe I'll get into that in a while. I mean, it wasn't like something crazy happened. And then walked around the river. And then, all right, I mean, it's pretty easy to kill an afternoon. But I tell you what, when you get home and it's like almost 10 and you're me, you're like, oh, it's a wee bit late. And then Becca just crashed. She fell asleep quick. We had a nice anniversary dinner.
It was really good. She crashes out like immediately and then I just cannot get to sleep for the life of me. Must have been like midnight, 1 a.m. I don't know, but I'll tell you what, when my alarm went off this morning, which is typical, I wasn't very happy about it, but today a little bit worse than usual.
We'll survive, though. Well, it would have been a little bit better if I didn't wake up over and over again all night. I don't know if I was paranoid that I was going to sleep through the alarm clock or something. So that's why I kept waking up. I slept through it yesterday. So anyway, survived, made it in.
We're here. I got plenty to do. Hopefully the work day goes by quick. We got lots of fun ahead, giving away tickets to Brothers Osborne.
Glad you've been enjoying the recorded promo for that, everybody. Yes, it was intentionally obnoxious and crazy because we're trying to get your attention. It worked. If we're getting feedback on a promo, it's driving me nuts. Then we know it's working. Aside from that, still signing people up for our No Beach Beach Bash getaway package with all that cool stuff. Well, I'm sure go over that throughout the program. And at 7 0 5, all announced today's flavor of the day song of the day.
I got to figure out what that is. Sorry for those of you who aren't horror fans. I know I talk horror a lot, but we are in a new golden era of horror. And I just can't help but talk about it.
Plus, my Facebook feed is just packed with content relating to horror, especially obsession. Since people seem to be pretty obsessed with that movie, it's great. If you haven't seen it yet, Becca and I went and saw it in Blackfoot last week. Looks like it is back in theaters in Idaho Falls, which is great. If you haven't seen it, go check it out. You know, a very massive film as far as success goes. Costume in terms of Hollywood, basically nothing to make it.
And just crushing it at the box office. I love it. I love horror dominating. Saw a while back that A24 was going to be putting out a new Texas Chainsaw Masker movie. And, you know, I was excited about that because I love A24. You know, they're a great movie company. Not for everybody, but probably my favorite.
And at the time, I was like, all right, that's cool. Had never heard of the director. Turns out I had heard of the director.
I just didn't know it. It was the director of Obsession, who Becca had introduced me to through his YouTube content. He's going to be the guy doing the New Texas Chainsaw Masker movie for A24.
So I'm assuming they saw Obsession and were like, oh, this guy's good. Let's bring him in. Great to see somebody who's done something so massive for the genre.
Getting that opportunity at such a young age. So that's really cool. And he also said he even has plans for a sequel to Obsession, but probably not going to be coming anytime soon because he, you know, probably has a million projects being dumped on his plate now. I'm sure it'll come eventually. And yeah, take your time, buddy. No need to rush things.
You don't want to come out with a bomb to follow up something like that. So good luck on the Texas Chainsaw Masker. He said he binge watched all 10 Texas Chainsaw Masker movies. And, you know, if he didn't have an angle to pay homage to the original, that he wouldn't take on this project and that he's pretty confident.
He's got a good idea for what to do with it. But speaking of horror, I also read. Let's see here. Where's that tab? I got too many horror tabs open. Somebody's talking about some new movie called Leviticus, saying it's the highest rated horror film of 2026 right now with 95 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. I haven't even heard of that one or this other one that's a.
Just under obsession, it's called Exit 8. It looks like a Japanese horror film, which Japanese horror is usually crazy and brutal. So I'm going to have to check that out. Some of the other top rated films so far this year send help. That was awesome. That was a great movie. And then the Bone Temple, I haven't checked out. Need to watch the two latest 28 years later movies myself. Probably need to just go back and start with 28 days later and do the whole series. So yeah, get ready for that, Becca. Got to get that done.
Too much to watch. Still need to finish fallout and, you know, talking 824. Becca and I need to finish Midsommar.
I got a birthday present from 824 in the mail yesterday. But I don't want to show it to Becca till we finish that movie. It's one of my favorite movies of all time. It's kind of long, though. So we'll need a good two and a half hours or so to sit down and just relax and watch that movie. Let's do it.
All right. Would much rather do that than get out and do some yard work, even though I need to. Yeah, yesterday it was not feeling very good for a yard work day. 90 and Wendy, it sucked outside.
Let's take a look at weather brought to you by Sin Clare Lubrican's Hard Work is their heritage made American made true. What's the best yard work day? Saturday, where we've got a high of 77. Otherwise, we're sitting mid to high 80s every other day and mostly cloudy on Saturday. OK, back all know the lawn on Saturday.
Sound good? Even though it feels like there's something I was supposed to do Saturday and I have no idea what it is. Sitting here, racking my brain like, what could it possibly be?
What do I need to do? I have no idea, but I swear there was something. Well, I'll try to figure it out. Feeling a little bit unpleasant.
Oh, so annoying. I'm like, what did I eat yesterday? Nothing that should mess me up. Steak.
It's not that rough on your system. A little bit of mashed potatoes. I have some bread. Why is my guts all messed up all of a sudden? Just all the stomach just killing me. And of course, lacking in the Tums Department here in the studio. So after this break, I'm going to go to New York.
The convenience stores quickly as possible and grab myself some fantastic Tums. Yeah. Oh, yeah, this sucks. I mean, I was looking for an excuse to not be at work today, but not the one I was looking for. I'm going to bail. I want to be feeling good.
This is not it. And there's a busy day ahead. Birthday parties and things like that can be feeling this way.
So hopefully the Tums will do the trick. I don't maybe it was I did crack a bubbly seltzer. Maybe that messed up my guts. I only had one drink of it. Maybe it was the coffee this morning.
I don't know. This sucks, though. It's very distracting trying to dig up things to share with you. And I'm just sitting here like, oh, oh, oh. Was actually taking a little bit of time to look at concerts. There are a lot of good shows coming up. Got the next one that I'm sure I'm attending being Papa Roach on the 23rd of July. Going to be in Pocke.
Set it off in Autumn Kings, opening things up. Portnipelt Trust Amphitheater, that is again, July 23rd, which day of the week's up to Thursday. Oh, well, I think I'm going to have to take the 24th off.
I think I get a PTO day for my my work on the fourth. We'll see. And then what else is coming up was chatting with Becca about shows we need to attend instead of finding things to share with you from the news. Poppy in Salt Lake, July 31st. Got to go to that.
That'll be a great show. Set the union, which last time we went to the union, I think we struck out. We decided screw it.
We're leaving. Don't ever go to a show in another city the day after you hold a child's birthday party at your house with a sleepover. All right, you're going to be toast. You're not going to want to go to Salt Lake City the next day. We did, made it to the show and were like, I just can't take it. Let's go back and just go to bed early.
Let's go back to the room. So poppies on a Friday night. That's fantastic. Then I know Becca is a huge fan of Zach Bryan. I'm sure we've got some caber listeners that are as well. He's going to be in Salt Lake August 7th, but the same night in Salt Lake, motionless and white with Lorna Shore and fit for a king. That's a pretty tough toss up there.
Pretty difficult to figure out. OK, what do we do? Motionless and white or Zach Bryan? Now it's up to her. You got to figure it out, Becca. Leaving that ball in your court. Well, what else is coming up that for me would be. You know, a must, a must see. Let's see here. I mean, a venge sevenfold would be pretty good. The sword sword would be good.
Yeah, I don't know. So many good shows coming up. If you want to find out about all these, just go to our website. K-Bear .com. Click on that link for concerts and sort the calendar there by concert slash rock.
And you can check them all out. It looks like the main shows of concern would be those few. Though there are a lot of great, great shows coming up. Really looking forward to Seven Dust and Theory of a Dead Man. We're going to be at the complex or not the complex. We're going to be here at the Mount America Center September 23rd. So we got good stuff coming up locally and in the region.
Find out about all of it at K-Bear .com. And yeah, I'm going to go get myself the the Tums. OK. We'll play that in a minute.
What happens, Victor? Well, sorry, I was opening Tums. I did successfully make my trip down the road to the convenience store. Wish me luck. All right. Let's go around here. Yeah. Discomfort can be very distracting. I know I had something that I was going to talk about, but I have no clue what.
Not at this point. Again, wish me luck on. Gut pain.
I'm getting a little bit better. Oh, it's time for me to announce a fruit song of the day. Sorry. Should have done that 10 minutes ago. I'm a disaster. Excuse me.
That didn't feel very nice. OK. What do we want to do for the song of the day? I should have planned this out like an hour ago. Let's see here. Should we do a Depth Tones Cherry Waves? Sure.
Let me punch that in here into my notes. Depth Tones Cherry Waves. The first song that popped in my head was Fertin the Tidal. That'll do the No Beach Beach Bash with Juicy Vapor. If you hear me or peaches play Depth Tones Cherry Waves at any point today, the color number 10 will put you into the drawing for a prize package for everything you need to get out and enjoy the beach that we don't have. Cooler chairs, umbrella.
I mean, it's a great Fourth of July package. Thanks to our friends at Juicy Vapor, Peaches is going to be broadcasted live there Friday from three to five as well. The Juicy Vapor location in Idaho Falls. Stop by and see him three to five PM and you will get five entries into the drawing for that No Beach Beach Bash prize package. Plus, I think he's signing people up to win tickets to Seven Dust in theory of a dead man at the Mountain America Center. So multiple reasons to stop by and see peaches as well as load up on all of your your vape needs. All right.
So there's that. That's going down Friday again and listen for Depth Tones Cherry Waves. Today, be caller number 10 and you can win yourself some tickets. All right, I'm going to take some tums and I'll be back. I'm just sitting here kind of chuckling to myself. Was reading and who knows? I saw this on Facebook, didn't have enough time to determine whether or not this is actually true. Maybe I should Google this. Let's copy this sentence and paste it here because I'd hate to give out false information.
I think I gave out some incorrect information yesterday. I was reading an article about Jelly Roll. You know, everybody got to talk about all jelly rolls getting divorced.
This is such important news. And I was reading an article that talked about him having a baby on the way from another woman right after he got married. But I think I missed the line about right after he got married and thought, oh, he just had a baby born. Yeah, no, that was back when he hooked up with his wife.
Like a decade ago. So my bad on that one. All right, but this one. OK, it looks it looks like it's real news. I think.
All right, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. RFK, Jr. Hello, everybody. He said that. In the last year or so, obesity rates have dropped by 2.5 percent. And he's, of course, like, yeah, it's because of our initiative to make America healthy again. I have my theories on why the obesity rate would be declining in the US.
I have two theories and this is good. I like people getting healthier. I like people losing weight. I'm hoping I can slim it down a bit myself. I was getting a little large there for a while. But anyhow, the theory number one. How many people do you know that are on those GLP one medications?
You know, Osempic, Monjaro. I can personally think of a lot of people that I know and know well who are taking those supplements or, I guess, drugs and, yeah, they're losing weight. And if I know that many people personally, we got a lot of people around the country who are taking those type of things to lose weight. So that would lead to a decline in obesity rates. Otherwise, the only other thing I can think is people can't afford food. Yeah.
Yeah, I saw candy bars for like three bucks recently, just a regular size candy bar. Ah, who's buying that? No. Go try to pick up some tums at the gas station. They should cost like a dollar. That was three bucks. Couldn't even afford the the chewy delicious ones. Had to get the chalky mint. Mm hmm.
So yeah, that's great. But I don't think it's because RFK is in the news telling people to eat healthy. I don't think that's why people are losing weight. I think food is too expensive. I mean, Osempic is probably cheaper than food.
You can get it covered by insurance. Much better off. There you go. Got to save some dough, lose some weight. Just take take the jab. All right. I'm not going to take the jab myself.
I'm just going to try to continue not pounding super calorie filled IPAs and maybe try to eat better one step at a time. If you're buying a house and it's being sold as is. I don't know. Sight unseen buying a home. You never know what you might find inside. Generally garbage, I would assume, but. Maybe from time to time, it's dead bodies. Three skeletons found in a home in Burlington, Vermont over the weekend. New home buyer purchased the home as is at a foreclosure auction and went to check it out.
And yeah, just three skeletons hanging out. Kicked back. Not having a good time. Police say there appears to be no criminal aspect at this time. And there is no indication of anything suspicious.
Three skeletons in a house. Sounds sort of suspicious to me. You know, you find one. OK, all right.
We got one. Maybe the homeowner passed away. And somehow nobody noticed. But three three dead people and nothing to worry about. I'm not an investigator. I don't know. But sounds like they might want to look a little bit more into that. They apparently know who the three people are. I don't know. That's a strange one. Are you planning on moving to San Francisco?
Well, congrats, because you're making some money. But be aware that the San Andreas Fault has hit its highest stress level in 1000 years. Pretty much looking like at any time could have a major rupture in both the San Andreas and San Jacinto faults and cause the big one, the big one, not the really big one. The really big one would be a little bit further north. If that Cascadia subduction zone, which basically lies off the entire Northern California, Washington, Oregon and up into parts of Canada coasts. That thing's going to cause major problems.
Could go off at any time as well. I know I love the West Coast. It's great.
No matter where you're at, I like it. Oregon, California. But dang, it's looking like in our lifetime, we're probably going to see some major natural disasters in these areas, earthquakes that are pretty severe. So if you want to read more on this article about the San Andreas Fault, well, there's a bunch of them floating around out there and they go into all the details of areas that could be severely impacted. Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Riverside, Coachella Valley. If they have a major what's phrase I'm looking for here, major rupture along both of these faults. Good luck to everybody in that area. Hopefully, you know, anything that happens is as minor as possible.
What else do we got here? Alabama couple get into on camera beef with customer who left a one star review about their new ice cream shop. Not the best way to get some of those positive reviews when you've got video of yourself screaming at one of your first customers and making national news for it. You know, I understand it's got to be frustrating to get a one star review.
Yeah. See people complain about my show from time to time. Well, fine. You don't like it. Just call and tell me it sucks. I'm always down for complaints. Tell me I hate your guts. Your show sucks, dude.
All right, cool. I'd rather have that than a one star review online somewhere. But just because you've worked hard at something doesn't mean it's good. You know, she's like, hey, I've been busted my at something and you think you're going to run it in the ground? Hey, yeah, I've been doing this show a long time again.
I'm sure there are still people who don't like it. Hey, it's a 15 minute video floating around online where the owners are arguing and then the owners were arrested after the incident. Go get yourself some ice cream. All right, I'll save some of this other stuff for a bit. We've reached eight o'clock and hopefully the rest of the day goes quick.
The times seem to be working somewhat. But my what did I do? What did I eat yesterday that could have done this to me? Oh, it hurts. I'll try to stop complaining. I'm sorry. Good morning, Peaches. How you doing?
Speaker 2: Good morning. I'm doing okay. I got bit by a bug in the green belt last night. I'm suffering from PTSD.
Speaker 1: Oh, no, Peaches. You want to kiss it? No. Okay. No, thank you. My gut's already bugging me enough this morning for no apparent reason. So that might, you know, actually make me... Maybe it's good for you to throw up. Maybe. I mean, I thought I ate pretty good yesterday. Nothing weird.
Speaker 2: A bunch of that stuff, it goes. It's good. Hey.
Speaker 1: But, yeah, I had to bomb down to Maverick while I had a long song play and get some tums. Oh, wow. That's it. One of those situations. It got bad enough. I was like, all right, time to play Take Me Bad to Eden. Wow.
Speaker 2: I thought it was like pharynoculums. It must have been not all that bad.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, luckily there's gas station close. I don't think it gets crowded over there. Self-check out.
Speaker 2: Boom, boom.
Speaker 1: I was back here fast. I cut everybody in line. I'm like, yeah, look at me. I scan my own stuff. Yeah, I'm glad that I haven't been drinking any booze because nothing irritates me more. No offense to Winko, but the Winko self-check out. It's slow. Well, I just used it this morning. The problem is, back when I was drinking the booze, they made a rule at some point because of dirtbag thieves. You couldn't buy alcohol in the self-checkout. Right. Right, yeah. So like that, you just want to get yourself a reasonably priced sixer and you got to wait in line behind somebody with a cart full of groceries.
Speaker 2: And that's when you go, you know what? I'll pretend this belly's even bigger and you put it under your shirt and you just walk out.
Speaker 1: Well, that's why you can't go through the line. And now they've got it like blocked off when you walk in, they've got a fence up so you can't walk through the self-checkout to get into the store. You know, you have to take the long way around.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's so annoying to end this place is becoming less and less appealing to me.
Speaker 1: So if they've got the fence there and there's just a little area you can go through and you have to walk by the person who's monitoring the self-checkout, why not at least let people check out their booze on the way through? But again, it's not a problem I've been dealing with.
It's just one of those irritations caused by dirt bags. Isn't there a liquor store right next door? Yes.
Yes. But that was something I avoided to begin with. Anyway, liquor is dangerous business peaches. I wouldn't know.
Yeah. The major difference between hard liquor and beer, for sure. One is much more likely to really get your mess stopped.
I just robbed dog life. Oh, OK, peaches. OK. Good to see you're in a good mood today. I read that, you know, certain medications can actually tone down anger. And I figured it out.
I was like, oh, that's why peach has been in such a good mood. No, I've been trying to change myself. Yeah, well, I'm probably eating good helps too. But yeah, they did have some recent study come out that they were looking at that as a... They're looking at using that kind of stuff for a lot of different things now.
And apparently anger issues is when they're like, oh, it can tamper that down a bit. So keep it up, peaches. Thank you. I like cherry peaches.
Try it. All right, I'm going to eat some more tons. We're going to take a break. I have a meprosol if you need it. I might.
I might because I ran out of my supply here yesterday. So yeah, maybe that's what did it. I hadn't taken any for a while. Maybe my body's like... Having withdrawals. Get that meprosol out of me. That's hard stuff.
Speaker 2: I hope you're a... I hope you're bad habit.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I lost track of what I was looking at. TikTok challenge has gone wrong. Don't they always? Yeah, they do. Please talk to your kids about TikTok challenges. Have we seen any TikTok challenges that are good in the last few years? I mean, you think back a ways they had the ALS challenge, the ice bucket, you know, trying to raise awareness for a good cause. And it was dumping cold water on yourself or friends and family. With their permission.
It was no big deal. Chugging Benadryl. Bad idea. Yeah, apparently on TikTok, you've got these idiot teenagers encouraging other kids to chug Benadryl.
So you can get high. Don't do that. OK. How does, you know, heart problem, seizures, coma or death, you know, sound to you good? Doesn't sound that good to me.
All that stuff sounds bad. And a 15 year old girl was recently hospitalized after suffering seizures and cardiac arrest. After attempting the Benadryl challenge.
If a challenge involves taking more than the recommended dose of something, or eating or consuming something that you're not supposed to, don't do the challenge. Jades. But kids are dumb. They get peer pressured into these kind of things.
They see something on TikTok and they're like, well, everybody's doing it. OK, well, you don't want to die. OK. Don't play Ding Dong, ditch.
Don't do the Benadryl challenge. You you think. Well, OK, everybody's.
A teenager at some point. You do dumb things, but I just don't want to see anybody end up hospitalized or dead. So please talk to your kids about these kind of things or just uninstall TikTok.
Don't give them a phone. I managed to make it till I was what? 1819 or so before I had my own phone back in my day. We didn't have cell phones.
Yeah, I'm old. Kids probably don't need social media. Maybe we should be like the UK. Isn't it the UK that's. Outlying social media usage by people under 16.
Probably a good idea. Because the younger they are, the less educated they are. I don't want to say the dumber they are.
They just haven't learned yet. So let's let's keep the kids safe. Keep them off social media. You look at social media. How does your brain feel?
Yeah, same here. So the other night, Becca and I were talking about pets. We have way too many. Four cats, a dog, a leopard gecko and might as well count the crickets, even though we feed them to the gecko because you've got to feed them. Make sure they have water. They got their own cage. Got bugs in my house that I sort of take care of. So Becca brings up. We had been to a pet store recently to, of course, buy crickets. Got to buy them all the time.
Thanks, Ricky. She was looking at jumping spiders. They had jumping spiders that you could buy and keep as pets.
Now. I am not a spider guy. OK, of any type.
I don't like any of them. So certainly a jumping spider as a pet sounded like a terrible idea to me. And it was a big no, no on the jumping spider. So I just kind of forget about this. And then we're talking a little bit more later on about jumping spiders. I'm like, no, no, I was like, you'll take care of it.
If we got one of those, I don't need more critters in here. Time goes by. I'm getting ready for bed and all of a sudden I get a phone call from Ben from the Advocates Injury Attorneys, who, by the way, sponsored traffic school. And you should check that out every Friday morning at 845 a.m. So anyway, Ben calls me and he's like, hey, dude, I got a favorite ask you. Now, Ben, he's got. I don't know, at least a dozen tarantulas.
All different types. And he calls and tells me that, you know, he's recently purchased a house. Is in the process of closing, but he needs somewhere to store his spiders. You know, while he's in the process of moving or something like that, and asks me if I can hang on to his spiders. And I'm like, Ben knows that spiders give me the creeps. And I would have totally bought into Ben's request, had he not then said, yeah, I've also got my daughter's spiders. She's really got into jumping spiders recently. So I've got this, you know, cage that's just full of them because they've been breeding. I've got a container with like 50 babies. And he's trying to explain to me what you got to do to feed him and things like that.
And being a good friend, he almost had me like, all right, I guess I'll help you. But I got thinking about it. I'm like, wait, wait, I'm like, are you in Becca in cahoots? She was talking about jumping spiders. And, you know, she like won't look at me when I start going, I know, I know you're in cahoots. And then she like walks out of the room, comes back in straight face and like, no, no. I had nothing to do with it. Yeah, they were both pranking me on.
Bringing just piles of spiders into my home. But Ben did say he was glad that I'm such a good friend. I would actually do that for him, even though he knows I absolutely did not want to whatsoever. I think it was pretty obvious because of the repeated. Oh, oh, oh, no. I kept saying to him on the phone, would you do that for a friend? A friend had a pet that gave you the creeps. Would you take care of it for him? And afterward, I'm like, why didn't you just ask him? Dude, why don't you just leave him at the old place?
Tell you're ready to take him and then just take him over there. What do you? That doesn't even make any sense, but I'm kind of dumb. And it was late. I was tired. I haven't been able to get to sleep at proper time all week. Last night, the worst of the worst. Oh, at least I didn't wake up to having this feed spiders. Oh, so teach their own if you're into those kind of pets.
They're cool, but not for me. Howdy, it's Victor Wilt. I hope you're doing good for whatever reason. I'm like the worst morning I've had in weeks. Sucks. Oh, definitely should have just knocked myself out way earlier.
It's on tonight. I know I say that every day. I'm going to bed early.
Well, we'll see. Sleep. Highly underrated. Starting to catch up with me after three days of not getting enough. But we'll survive.
I wish I didn't have to deal with so much today. Hi. OK, let's talk about Frankensteining. The dating trend that experts say can ruin a relationship. What is Frankensteining?
All right. They say Frankenstein, blah, blah, blah, made up of many parts. And Frankensteining is something that has always been an issue in dating. OK, this is a Gen Z term.
Basically, Frankensteining trying to change people, trying to mold or change your partner's appearance, interest and habits to better fit what you believe to be your ideal partner. All right. If your partner won't let you be yourself, dump them.
All right. I've been in a number of relationships where felt like I had to hold hold myself back a little bit or, you know, couldn't really be myself or that I was being judged for certain things. And it's unpleasant. All right. You got to find someone who is willing to put up with whoever you are as a person.
You know, if they can tolerate you and they still love you. All right. That's that's a good start.
Frankensteining. Again, if you're dating someone and they're not the ideal person for you, if there's things about them that you just can't deal with, you probably need to break up. Move along. You're only on this planet one time.
There's got to be somebody out there you can get along with better. Frankensteining. Yeah. You're not going to be able to change them. Change is something that is up to an individual.
All right. You're you're going to have to just kick back and wait to see, I guess, if they happen to on their own make changes that maybe you've let them know. Hey, this is a concern for me, but you can't just bank on it.
You know, it's up to them to get the job done. So if you can't deal with it, time to split up. All right. If you're Frankensteining your partner, you're going to have a bad time. It just will not work out. You can again have discussions and be like, hey, it'd be be nice if blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, I don't know what your issues are. That's up to you to determine. But talk with your significant other about these things.
And then again, if change just it ain't going to happen. You got to look at your own best interest and sometimes make a difficult decision. Dump them. That's right.
Dump them. All right. I'm going to eat another Tums because I don't know how I'm going to tolerate the rest of the day. This is very unpleasant. It's what I get for buying an expensive meal, I guess. Stomach pain.
Dude, come on. I'm not even feeling good. And I got to have you come in here and bother me. Yeah, leave me alone. We've got things to do today.
I know that. Why do I got to not feel good when we got a lot of crap to deal with? No tasks.
Just luck of the draw. And I got to work my notes go. I've been multitasking. I had all my notes that I needed to look through and see. You know, there was the one thing we talked about yesterday off air. I mean, I've got that basic information, but need some dates. Tell them prepared that for you. Don't want to pair it as I'm going to come unprepared.
Speaker 2: Yeah, meeting of the kind. This is the second meeting of the kind. Big boss, man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is the second meeting of the kind. I was just fine last time.
Speaker 2: Well, brainstorming is different than like preparedness. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, again, I need some dates. Right.
Speaker 2: And then figure out your dates. Get ready. No, it's your job.
Speaker 1: It's my job to figure out a date for a company wide event. Yeah, we got to talk with everybody about this. No, it's your job. This is something that can happen in the fall or this, you know, when it's nice outside. It depends. Well, well, come with a couple of days. Are we going to go to Pokedia? We're going to go to Idaho Falls. Oh, no, that's your job. No. Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, I was assigned to research and decide all this stuff.
Speaker 1: Trust me, if I if I if it was up to me, how our budget is spent. I would have plenty to throw out there. All right. I think I should be prepared. I mean, most of the crap we went over with or went over. I don't know. I think it's in a peaches court, right?
His basketball court. Quite a lot of it. Yeah.
And I don't know. I'll talk with you about it off air, but quit giving me more work. No, dude. I don't feel good. I might vomit. Good. Can I vomit on the conference room?
Speaker 2: Big as long as you clean it up. Just don't vomit on the soundboard there.
Speaker 1: Uh, well, we need a new one. Are you going to buy it again? Back to the budgets. I don't get to make those places.
Speaker 2: We throw up on it. You're going to buy it.
Speaker 1: No, you're going to clean it. That's the engineer's job. Take a part and clean up that puke. Yeah. Not happening. All right. All right, Jade. Well, I don't remember what else I was going to talk about before you walked in. I got all distracted. Like, oh, I don't feel good.
Speaker 2: I know where I could get the budget for a new board. If you throw up on it, Victor, we'll salary. There's no longer going to Victor.
Speaker 1: I bet a board costs more than myself. This gear is expensive. Oh, all right. Well, I'll continue chatting with you off air. Well, that was a great break, everybody. Right? Mm hmm. Perfect. The best. Hi, Jade. Hi. I thought you were going to leave, but apparently we've got lots of talking to do.
Speaker 2: That's right. We've got to be prepared. Oh, like a boy scout. Be prepared. Oh, camping.
Speaker 1: Oh, man.
Speaker 2: Did you see the story on our cohorts over there? Idaho News about the lady that fed their neighbors, her neighbor's cat to her dogs?
Speaker 1: No, don't do that, people. That's a bad thing. That is a very bad. Was this local?
Speaker 2: It was Utah, I thought. Oh, yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean, I've seen a number of stories at east Idaho news.com. But what?
Speaker 2: I'm just going to bring it down. Yeah, about feeding cats to dogs. Yeah.
Speaker 1: How pleasant.
Speaker 2: But when you see her face, you're going to be like, oh, yeah, that makes sense.
Speaker 1: Let me see if I can find it here. I mean, I've got lots of dead people.
Speaker 2: She says it has one of those faces that has a built in anger.
Speaker 1: I don't know why I'm not seeing this story. I don't see an angry woman face. They got a search feature. Let's see how well it's working. I'm going to search for cats.
I don't really want to read this story. Oh, we've got our pet of the week. Yeah, their search function seems to be working as good as the last time I tried it.
No taste. Is it on their Facebook page? It was. OK, let's try that. I didn't even get into the comments. Oh, geez. I think I got into the comments on East Idaho News yesterday. What? Yeah, I think I saw some of you. All right.
So we got GLP medications will make you skinny and get rid of your anger. Got a guy who killed his neighbors blaring a Mr. Roger song. Let's see. I'm not going to get into that one.
Friendly neighbor. Apparently we're going to burn to the ground in the summer and we have no money to fight fire. Farmers are hating life. Water crisis. Well, Mormon crickets invading everywhere.
Speaker 2: Have you seen some of the videos of that?
Speaker 1: I'm looking at it right now, dude. That is nightmare fuel. Those things are so gross looking.
Speaker 2: When I first saw one because I had it been like 17 or something before I saw one. Yeah. I'm like, what is this? It's like a mix between an ant and a bee and a spider.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're horrible. They're huge. Yeah. Oh, dude, that road there that's just covered with them. It's absolutely disgusting. Oh, let's see. More people dead. Oh, the woman who was thrown off a bridge with no bungee cord. She's been buried. Somebody was robbed. FBI, Thwart's terrorist attack.
Speaker 2: We're just getting all I can't find any of this stuff about somebody feeding their cats to her neighbors dog right there. I just scrolled down. Yeah, she she kind of looks scary. Doesn't she? How far down did you scroll? Not far. What?
Speaker 2: Well, maybe just a couple down past the crickets.
Speaker 1: Maybe I need to do a shift reload here because that is not popping up on PC. Anyway, Facebook has been a dumpster fire lately, though. So wouldn't surprise me.
Speaker 2: Have this global meltdown.
Speaker 3: And I was just hoping that it would just did not come back. Wouldn't that be great? Oh, man, it'd be awesome. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, I guess Colorado is where this happened.
Speaker 1: Colorado. OK, because I can't find the story for the life of me. Apparently, Facebook only wants me to know about dead people, not dead cats. Did it say why? Is she just a psycho?
Speaker 2: She's an ongoing neighbor battle, Karen stuff, you know. Yeah. Well, how do you pronounce her last name? Lucy. Ashley. Lucy.
Speaker 1: Lousy. Lousy. Ashley Lousy. There it is. I had to scroll way down to find it. Yeah. Four years of arguments. She put up cameras around the house.
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 1: Oh, and it was an old cat, too. Oh, 15 years old.
Speaker 2: That is a 15 year old son's cat.
Speaker 1: Oh, oh, 15 year old son's. I can't read.
Speaker 2: All right. You go to the school for kids can't read good.
Speaker 1: I'm having a morning, Jade. It's been a rough one. Can I can I leave now? We eat more tums, not cats. And what's happening, peaches?
Speaker 2: I'm starting a new movement on Z103 called hashtag, because you know, hashtags, you know, they were the biggest thing back in 2011. I'm starting a new movement on there called hashtag, not my power bill, because I left the AC on all night. You got an air conditioner in the Z103 studio. It's been on the wall in the Z studio.
Speaker 1: I thought you were talking about at home.
Speaker 2: No, hashtag, not my power bill. I'm not paying for this one.
Speaker 1: OK, that makes more sense, because you're such a weirdo. You won't stay warm in the winter. You won't stay cool. I stay hard.
Speaker 4: As David Goggins says, stay hard.
Speaker 1: I just sit around sweating and eating sardines. Yeah. Yeah. Can just fish oil pouring out of your your skin.
Speaker 4: I watched a video yesterday of this this fitness influencer on YouTube. He was seeing what it's like to live as Joe Rogan. And so he started off every day with a cold plunge and then he proceeded to eat elkin eggs and nothing but just a strip carnivore diet. But then he'd went into the sauna that was at 190 degrees for 20 minutes. That doesn't sound healthy. You might as well just spend time in my place.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Who needs a sauna when you have peaches apartment?
Speaker 4: Well, I could come here and turn the AC on and you're just chilling the Caber Studio.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's looking like it might go on today. I don't know. I feel so unpleasant that earlier I just started like sweating. I was like, oh, no, I'm going to puke. And then that went away after some tums, but now it's starting to come back again. And I just barely ate a tum.
Speaker 4: Last night at midnight, I injected myself with that gov shot. And I have not eaten anything this morning. And it's going to continue to do so. I feel like I've intermittent fasting.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Jade told me he had some kind of stomach problems the last couple of days. So maybe he made me sick. Maybe he gave me a stomach bug because it's it's not good going and sitting under the bright lights in the conference room in an hour. It does not sound pleasant to me.
Speaker 4: Oh, especially with having to talk about promotions again. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And, you know, I don't know how prepared I am for this because, you know, Jade, come and make sure you have this and this and this and I'm like, I'm trying, trying.
Speaker 4: I think he's still he's still thinking that we have the old manager.
Speaker 1: And again, I haven't been in one of these meetings. Well, I've been laying low for a few years.
Speaker 4: So he's still acting like he's Darth Vader, Jr.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's OK. I'll take a verbal beatdown if need be.
Speaker 4: I can get that's the last thing I need.
Speaker 1: I can get a talking to not have my job done. It's fine. It's better than puking, I guess. Might as well just take it all on at once. Jade McGotter, it's been nice to me. Please be nice to me.
Speaker 4: How about you just go all over the seat?
Speaker 1: I told him I might feel on the conference table.
Speaker 4: It's a defense mechanism.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that table's big. So I wonder how, you know, if I really tried to cover the whole thing. Projectile.
Speaker 4: It's like the the World of Warcraft South Park scene. Mom.
Speaker 1: Yeah, could be. Could be.
Speaker 4: I have to somebody has to grab the train and put it below you.
Speaker 1: Oh, yeah. I need a bedpan. Can I sit on a bedpan during our meeting?
Speaker 4: One time I used that. I told you about that story.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll say that one.
Speaker 4: Salad bar messed me up, dude. Don't ever trust a salad bar at any place.
Speaker 1: Salad bars, lettuce is one of the things that gives people food poisoning more than any other.
Speaker 4: I don't think even I don't think even got lettuce. I think I had spinach.
Speaker 1: Spinach is spinach.
Speaker 4: Bad. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, it's delicious, but you're you're it's risky business. It's like raw spinach. When my parents taught us Sheldon when he comes out of hibernation and he has that months of build up and then it finally just gets all out there.
Speaker 1: That's what Victor's going to look like in the meeting today.
Speaker 1: If I suddenly just run out of the room. What's going on? And then I just run out to my truck and leave. I'm done. All right.
Speaker 4: One of my friends did that did that at In-N-Out Burger. He didn't want to work the drive through. So he just let it rip and he's like, guys, guys, it's an accident. It's an all white uniform.
Speaker 1: So he's coming in. That's what they have those hats for.
Speaker 4: The paper hats, dude. Come on.
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