#0415 - The Hobbies Most Likely To Absolutely Wreck Your Life - 08/26/2026

This episode of the Viktor Wilt Show begins with the profound realization that Wednesday is, in fact, not Thursday, which immediately establishes the emotional and spiritual condition of everyone involved: exhausted, confused, and desperately trying to survive until the weekend. Viktor talks about the upcoming farmer's market appearance, where he’ll be collecting donations for the Idaho Food Bank while also giving away tickets to the Museum of Idaho, the Idaho Falls Zoo, and Yellowstone Bear World. Then, like a man who has been given access to the internet but absolutely should not have been, he launches into the upcoming Grand Theft Auto 6 extended look, Rockstar Games’ apology over leaked footage, and the possibility that the leaked footage might have somehow been part of an elaborate marketing conspiracy. Naturally, the conversation briefly evolves into the possibility that the entire GTA universe is secretly real and that someone involved with the game could actually be typing everything from a basement.

The show then takes a horrifying detour into the world of hobbies that doctors, paramedics, firefighters, and medical professionals apparently want humanity to stop doing immediately. Motorcycles are placed directly into the danger zone, followed by ATVs, skateboarding, trampolines, feet-on-the-dashboard passenger behavior, e-scooters, climbing ladders, and the deeply questionable decision to crawl underneath a vehicle that is being held up by nothing more than optimism. The trampoline discussion becomes particularly cursed when stories emerge involving braces, missing teeth, and medical professionals who apparently see trampolines as retirement-funding mechanisms. The overall lesson is simple: apparently every recreational activity humans have invented is secretly waiting for an opportunity to turn your afternoon into a trip to the emergency room.

The episode then swerves hard into celebrity mortality and the strange phenomenon of universally beloved famous people. The discussion of Dolly Parton becomes unexpectedly emotional as Viktor reflects on his mother and the way Dolly reminded him of her because both were remembered as exceptionally kind, caring, and beloved people. What begins as a discussion about celebrity reputations turns into a surprisingly heartfelt reflection on what it means to leave this planet with people genuinely grieving because they loved you rather than because they merely recognized your name. The conversation then spirals into a bizarre unofficial ranking of famous people who seem almost impossible to dislike, including David Attenborough, Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Weird Al Yankovic, Keanu Reeves, Carol Burnett, Ian McKellen, and Danny DeVito. This naturally leads to the discovery that Becca apparently has not watched Back to the Future, resulting in Viktor announcing plans to subject her to an enormous cinematic education involving the Back to the Future trilogy, Star Wars, and various other nerd-related cultural homework assignments.

Then the show finds the kind of news story that seems like somebody generated it after falling asleep with their forehead on a keyboard: a man from California is reportedly arrested near the U.S. Capitol with a full-sized guillotine sitting in the bed of his pickup truck. The sheer logistical question becomes almost as entertaining as the alleged incident itself. How does somebody drive a guillotine across the country and apparently make it all the way to Washington, D.C. before anyone finally says, “Hey, buddy, what's with the execution device?” From there, the show visits the Berkeley Pit in Butte, Montana, where the water is so contaminated that birds apparently need to be actively convinced not to land there. Propane cannons, high-powered lasers, remotely operated vehicles, and other bird-deterrent technology enter the discussion, creating one of the strangest mental images imaginable: an enormous toxic mining pit surrounded by increasingly elaborate machinery whose primary mission is basically screaming at birds to stay away.

The middle portion of the show becomes a prolonged public-service announcement about going to bed like a responsible adult. Viktor admits that he stayed up too late, fell asleep watching television without his CPAP, and eventually had to be awakened by Becca. This leads to stories about friends who apparently watched him experience sleep apnea events without helping him because they found the situation hilarious. The show then pivots into birthday plans for Peaches, who is officially turning 30 and apparently celebrating by trying to convince everybody else to abandon their carefully guarded weekday bedtime schedules. The farmer's market becomes another recurring source of suffering, with discussions about getting up early, potentially dealing with rain, surviving hot weather, and Peaches' questionable plan to fly out and spend his birthday getting roasted by the sun at the beach.

Grand Theft Auto 6 returns because apparently one mention was nowhere near enough. The extended look is coming, Rockstar has promised something that exceeds expectations, and the hosts begin imagining increasingly ridiculous explanations for the leaked footage. They question how old the leaked material might be, speculate about what characters and actors could actually appear, and briefly contemplate the possibility that the whole leak situation could somehow be a massive marketing stunt. Meanwhile, Peaches predicts that the highly anticipated extended look could be approximately three seconds long and consist entirely of somebody demonstrating how to walk.

Then comes the economic despair portion of the program. Viktor discovers Canada's lengthy retaliatory tariff list and becomes increasingly concerned about the possibility of already-expensive Canadian fish becoming even more expensive. From there, the conversation turns toward Idaho politics, election season, and the idea that candidates for major state offices should be required to participate in debates so voters can actually hear them defend their positions. The episode then discovers a completely different retirement strategy: digging through your grandparents' old belongings in hopes that they accidentally purchased something decades ago that is now worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. A forgotten whiskey barrel becomes the show's latest accidental lottery ticket, prompting the realization that apparently the only thing standing between you and financial independence might be an extremely dusty basement.

The show then enters its “we are radio professionals and therefore completely incapable of generating ideas without artificial assistance” era. Viktor and Peaches discuss brainstorming, the exhaustion of coming up with original promotional concepts, and how ChatGPT has made it dangerously easy to outsource creativity. The conversation somehow evolves into data centers, AI, Idaho Falls, and a bizarre imagined future where downtown Idaho Falls has effectively become one enormous futuristic data center. Then the office lighting becomes the enemy. Bright fluorescent and neon lights are accused of destroying creativity, turning people into lizards under heat lamps, and generally making the conference room feel like a place where good ideas go to die.

The music portion of the episode delivers another hard left turn as the show discusses a bizarrely entertaining cover of “Dragula” by Signs of the Swarm. The hosts praise the band's unusual take on the Rob Zombie classic and then discuss another heavy reinterpretation of R.E.M.'s “Losing My Religion” by Oni, complete with the band's distinctive progressive-metal weirdness and electronic xylophone. The discussion eventually gets tangled up with local music promotion, social media videos, and the eternal problem of getting people to actually watch local musicians' content.

And then everything completely falls apart.

Peaches discovers a drummer online who uses a green-screen shirt to superimpose an exaggerated woman's body onto himself while playing drums, resulting in a visual so aggressively stupid that the hosts immediately begin brainstorming how they could recreate it. Green shirts, CGI, ridiculous profile pictures, fake body parts, and increasingly deranged visual concepts are thrown around until the conversation reaches the point where absolutely nobody should be trusted with access to Photoshop. The drummer turns out to be from Sacramento and apparently has an entire collection of similar videos, which only makes the situation more absurd.

Meanwhile, Peaches is selling nearly everything he owns on Facebook Marketplace, considering the fate of a giant Hulk Hogan statue, reminiscing about sentimental possessions, and contemplating whether certain collectibles might actually be worth serious money. Viktor becomes increasingly suspicious that Peaches could be one fake Facebook Marketplace listing away from being psychologically kidnapped by his own curiosity. They discuss signed Stephen King books, collectible prices, eBay listings, wrestling memorabilia, and the possibility of manufacturing an elaborate fake Stephen King listing specifically to lure Viktor into driving somewhere to retrieve it. This is followed by the revelation that Peaches has apparently written a manifesto, prompting Viktor to mentally prepare for sirens, concerned phone calls, and the possibility that the next breaking news story will somehow involve a radio DJ named Peaches.

The episode finally collapses into one last barrage of nonsense involving skincare routines, push-ups, Facebook profile pictures, green-screen clothing, Huey Lewis, and the horrifying realization that the show's creative process has become a combination of radio production meeting online marketplace addiction meeting AI-assisted brainstorming meeting increasingly questionable visual comedy. Somehow, despite discussing dangerous hobbies, celebrity mortality, toxic mining pits, political debates, tariffs, GTA 6, sleep apnea, Hulk Hogan statues, Stephen King collectibles, green-screen boobs, and the possibility of a Peaches manifesto, everyone makes it to the end of the show alive. Barely. The final message is essentially: go to bed, wear a helmet, don't put your feet on the dashboard, stay away from toxic mining pits, don't trust Facebook Marketplace, and under absolutely no circumstances should you give these people another brainstorming session without adult supervision.

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Speaker 1: happening, everybody. Thursday. Oh, I wish it was Thursday. It feels like it should be. Then I realized, no, it's only Wednesday lame. But hopefully we got fun day on the show ahead. You know, been working on some fun stuff for the coming week, anyhow.

Uh can't talk about that quite yet. But maybe uh Friday. Maybe we'll talk about it on Friday.

And don't forget Saturday. I'm gonna be hanging out at the farmers market, so you should stop by and see me. We're gathering food for the Idaho Food Bank. Uh cash donations, like, or digital donations, I should say, preferred. They can do a lot more with a dollar uh than we can. They can turn a dollar into $7, $10 donation, can feed 20 people.

Yeah, good stuff. So do what you can to help out with those donations. I'm also gonna be hooking it up with tickets to the Museum of Idaho, the Idol Fall Zoo, Yellowstone Bear World.

So I'll have a lot of stuff with me at the farmers market, and uh hope to see you there. Aside from that, just gotta dig into the news and see what we can find to chat about today. So we can actually make it to Thursday.

Uh just lots of long weeks as of late with very short weekends. Well, power ahead. Charge through. Now I remember why I was excited for Thursday. That's because tomorrow we've got the extended look at Grand Theft Auto 6 coming on Netflix.

Heck yeah. Now, Rockstar Games, I guess did issue a statement about the leaks that have been popping up online in the last week or so. And I'm saying, uh sorry. Would be an understatement. Say having videos of GTA 6 gameplay leaking this way has been heartbreaking for our team. And it was obviously not how we intended for you to see the game after all this time. We're very sorry that everything is taking as long as it has, from getting the game finished nearly there. That's what they said, to sharing more details and official gameplay and providing the community with everything you want to know. And they say we're very excited for everyone to see the extended look tomorrow. It's taken longer than we wanted to get it ready, but as with everything we do, we know we need to exceed your expectations, and we are determined to deliver at the level the level you expect and deserve. Well, it is unfortunate that the intended game experience may now be impacted by some spoilers. We hope that everyone will wait a bit longer to experience the game for themselves on November 19th. Uh, thankfully, I don't think I saw any like actual spoilers floating around online.

You know, there were some leaked videos that popped up on some of my social media feeds, but nothing that I think like gave much away. You know, so anyhow, looking forward to the extended look. Kick back and watch that tomorrow. And then make it to the weekend and yeah, uh continue waking up early when I want to sleep in.

I know, I know. They complain too much about being sleepy, needing caffeine, blah blah blah, but I just never learned my lesson. Should have gone to bed earlier last night.

Oh well. At least we got tomorrow to look forward to. Today, well, it might end up being okay. We'll see. Alright, so got that going on, and we'll see what else we can find here in a moment.

Okay, here. Let's uh talk about ways to hurt yourself. Hobbies that could lead to your death.

Yeah. I'm always looking for new hobbies and things to do, because I think having healthy activities to engage in is a good thing. But some hobbies, dangerous. And somebody asked a bunch of uh doctors, EMTs, etc. Based on your experience with other people's injuries.

What is one hobby you would never practice yourself? Alright, so seemed like a pretty reasonable source to go to. How are people hurting themselves?

Less let's ask doctors. Um, right out of the gate, we've got motorcycles. Alright, I'll admit. Um, motorcycles. A little bit uh frightening to me. Probably because I've seen the aftermath of a motorcycle accident, and it was uh not good. Uh that's what this guy says. Um, you know, they look fun and I trust myself with them, but I don't trust other drivers. Says uh I was a paramedic and firefighter for years. I never saw a motorcycle accident go well.

Uh almost always dead or missing body parts or significant amounts of skin and blood. Uh yeah. Make sure to wear uh helmet people.

Please. I know it's you know legal to ride a motorcycle without a helmet, but it's just not a good idea. Uh, same thing with ATVs. Here's a neurosurgeon who's like, yeah, people don't take them seriously. I have seen horrific traumas from people casually doing 40 miles per hour who rolled over without a helmet.

And um, I'm not gonna read the second part because that is uh unpleasant. Yeah, be very cautious with ATVs. A lot of them are very easy to tip over. Those those narrow side by sides, yeah. Those are like a fall over, no problem.

You gotta be very careful. Let's see, skateboarding. This guy says my my son's orthopedic surgeon said skateboarding is funding his retirement. I mean, we've all watched those videos of you know skateboard wrecks, right? Ugh, look like they hurt bad.

I mean, I tripped over a pot in my uh driveway and landed on my wrist, and that that really sucked. So I can't imagine flying at high speed, you know, and then smashing into a railing or something like that. Uh, this person says, no ER doc I've ever known has allowed their kids on a trampoline. Trampolines. Very, very dangerous.

Ooh. Oh, this person says when I was a kid, a neighbor's friend caught their braces in the trampoline, and after had no top teeth. Oh, another person says, my brother-in-law's an anesthesiologist, anti-trampoline. A lot of a lot of doctors here saying no go on the trampoline.

Okay, what else do we got here? Riding in the passenger seat with your feet up on the dash. Yeah, um, if you get into an accident, it's it's it's gonna be bad.

It's gonna be bad. You know, and if as a dude, you know, you it's nice to look over, you see your lady with her legs kicked up, but yeah, you you want those legs to continue to be there. Yeah, sorry, put your feet down. I want to see them legs, but uh I I want to be able to continue seeing them. Alright, e-scooters, we've talked about them recently.

Very dangerous. Uh consumer reports did that, you know. What testing of 13 different e-scooters, and they're like, we recommend none. They're all very unsafe. Um don't let children ride on your lap while mowing grass. I I don't know if that's a a hobby, but uh yeah.

But if they slip off, yeah, not good. Um, here's a kind of common sense one. Smoking or drinking in excess. The outcomes are gross, the prognosis grim.

The journey seems painful. Uh that's from a paramedic. Uh help is out there. Help is out there.

Always good to try to get off that stuff. All right, here's another uh doctor saying motorcycles, uh climbing ladders. Yeah, you gotta be very, very cautious dealing with ladders. Uh never get under a jacked-up car without jack stands and wheel chocks. Alright, I don't need to think about a car falling on me right now.

Too early for that. Well, uh, I was trying to come up with a good transition into this one about uh idiotic behavior, and it I'm just failing today. Here's Green Day. When I see a song titled like that, don't want to go home tonight. I'm like, oh, that's just unfortunate.

Because if every morning about this time, I'm like, I want to go home right this second. That'd be great. Alright.

What was I digging into here? Oh, you know, there was the sad news yesterday that Dolly Parton passed away. The universally beloved Dolly Parton.

I mean, I didn't see one negative comment about Dolly Parton online last night or today. And that's how you want to go out. If you can leave this planet and nobody's saying, good riddance. I hated that piece of crap. Don't forget, they were a terrible person.

If you can leave this planet with everyone going, man, what a good person that person was. That's really sad that they're gone because they're one of the few good ones. And then I got uh a little bit sad last night about it. Because I I started thinking about my mom. Cause uh my mom always reminded me of Dolly Parton because everyone loved my mom. Nobody had anything negative to say about my mom. She was the nicest lady ever, super caring to everyone, not judgmental.

Yeah, there are a lot of it. Real dirt bags that you're just like, you know, why does that person get to live to like 90 years old? You know, why but my mom's gotta go in her 60s, you know?

It's a bunch of bull crap. So I got a little sad for a bit, but then you know, I was feeling better. Had some food, tried to go to bed. Uh somebody posted online, you know. Are there any aside from Dolly Parton? You know, anybody left who are universally loved famous people?

And if so, who? Like when Ozzie passed away, you know, he is pretty universally beloved, but in Ozzy's past, there was definitely plenty of uh you know stuff you could bring up that, like, okay, Ozzy did some not so great things. So, I mean, I think Dolly Parton was definitely more universally loved than Ozzy, but who else is left? Who else is left?

There's a lot of dirtbags out there. Uh, somebody posted Sir David Attenborough. Um is he, uh, does he make like documentaries, right? I think so. Oh, getting a little heartburn.

Glad Peaches bought a uh bottle of Tums for the studio. Yeah, sir David Attenborough is a uh broadcaster, historian, and writer, and uh he's made a lot of documentaries about nature and things like that. Uh no, no dirt on him, apparently, according to the internet. But who else? Michael J. Fox. Is There any dirt on Michael J.

Fox. He seems like a pretty good dude, right? Same with Christopher Lloyd, both of the stars of Back to the Future, which just reminded me. I think Becca said she's never watched any of the Back to the Future movies. I'm gonna put her through a marathon of uh like 80s and stuffed movies. You wanna know what we watched when I was young?

Here we go. Back to the future, my mom's favorite movie. Uh, we'll watch the trilogy, and then I'm gonna make her watch like all nine Star Wars movies, and then start forcing her to watch the the side stories like The Mandalorian and uh what's the one that I I didn't even finish? The one that comes uh before Rogue One and Or. Is that what it's called? I think so. That one was really good too.

I was watching that with my mom prior to her passing. Uh, Weird Al. Who doesn't like Weird Al? Unless you just don't like parody songs. Weird Al.

I've never met him, but he sure seems like a good dude. I'm right. This is a nice wholesome thread that's making me feel good. There are some good people out there still to look up to. Kianu Reeves, everybody loves Keanu Reeves, right?

Heck yeah. Carol Burnett. I mean, she's you know, kind of old school, but even in uh Better Call Saul, there was they had to change the script for something that would have happened to her character because uh Bob Odenkirk, uh Saul Goodman, he's like, No, no, I uh uh not that can't happen to Carol Burnett, Sir Ian McKellen, yes, uh Gandalf from Lord of the Rings, Danny DeVito, everybody loves Danny DeVito.

Reminds me I need to watch the new season of It's Always Sunny. Oh, geez, looking at the time. I also need to find some freak news, so I'll be right back. Geez.

It is like the lightest freak news day of all time. What is going on here? Well, we got some. This guy from California was arrested near the US Capitol with a guillotine in the bed of his truck. Looking at a picture of it here. This is clearly a guillotine. How did this guy make it all the way across the country? And it took until getting to the Capitol before somebody pulled him over and went, hey dude, what's up with the guillotine in the back of your pickup? Like I said, it is clearly a guillotine.

It's like you know, fully put together, just sticking up on the back of a flatbed. And yeah, apparently made it all the way from California to Washington, DC before anybody even questioned him. Now they're saying they're trying to find out why he came to DC.

Mmm. Probably because he's a nut. That's what I'm guessing. If you uh are willing to drive across the country with a guillotine on the back of your pickup, I'm gonna say you're a nut, and you probably had something crazy planned. I guess it could just be a protest. But this is a guillotine with I it looks like it has a blade. Uh, people are crazy. All right. Um, have you ever seen the Berkeley Pit in Butte, Montana?

I have not, but I have read about it. So basically, um, when they stopped mining, like back in the 80s, water started filling up the former open pit mine, but the water is contaminated by sulfuric acid, and they got this problem because birds they like water, right? So they see this. Oh, look at that uh nice, you know, bright bluish green water. Let's go uh let's go have ourselves a nice uh swim, and then they just disintegrate. Um back in 2016, an estimated 3,000 snow geese perished after uh landing in the Berkeley pit ahead of a snowstorm. So now they're trying to figure out ways to keep birds from landing in like the worst place they could possibly land.

How about cleaning up the pit? You know, what do they got? Scarecrows out on the side? It's a big pit. Yeah, they they do stuff like hazing methods ranging from propane cannons.

What's that? They just shoot fire at him, high-powered handheld lasers, uh, to a suite of remotely operated vehicles designed specifically for waterfowl protection. What they just chase them. They got a real loud engine. Uh so they say that their waterfowl protection program is working, and that uh it's 99.8% successful at getting these uh waterfowl to stay away from the Berkeley pit. I still wonder, I mean, if this has been a problem since the 80s. Uh I'm not a scientist, but it seems like there's a way they could clean this dump up, right? What do I know, though? What do I know?

But at least they're trying to save the little birds. Alright, I'm gonna try to see what else I can find here. We're making it through the day. One break at a time. More music coming up, though. Hang on. Go back to sleep. That sounds great. Hey, what's up, Peaches?

Speaker 2: Wow, we're gonna talk like this the whole show.

Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that sounded like good time to me. So what's going on with you? Oh, nothing.

Speaker 3: Set up to two in the morning. Ugh.

Speaker 1: I didn't stay up till two in the morning, but I stayed up too late. And then uh That's why we should all go back to sleep. That's why we should go back to sleep.

Speaker 2: What's your ideal bedtime? Let us know. 208535, 1015.

Speaker 1: Uh, I'm gonna go with 9 p.m. Peaches. Well, actually, uh, we'll say 8:30, so I could actually fall asleep at nine. It never happens. Never. But uh, thankfully, most nights I fall asleep with the CPAP on, unlike last night, where uh I dozed off watching TV without it, and uh I think it was about one that Becca woke me up and was like, put your CPAP on, bro. What's your problem? Put that thing on your face.

Speaker 3: I was about to say she's the problem, but then she helped you out. She did. First they're sour, then they're sweet. Yes, then they're gone.

Speaker 1: She uh I guess laughed at me for a while. You know, ha ha, he's snoring. And then she, you know, grew a heart, woke me up. It's like, put on the C pad.

Speaker 3: What a weird way to like make fun of somebody. Oh, he snore, look at the He can't breathe.

Speaker 1: Jade and Brad Royal, man. There was one night uh we went to a show in Boise, stayed at my friend Nick's house. I fell asleep on the couch without the CPAP, and they did just sit there and laugh at me because I was having sleep apnea events, and uh they they made fun of me and did not assist me in waking up and putting on my CPAP. They just laughed at me. Jerks, Jaden Brad. Terrible people.

Trash humans. So uh yes, if you s uh suffer from any sleep-related issues, get a sleep study done, and you know, you might be able to fix some things up a bit, but sleep is very important, and try to get yourself to bed at a reasonable time. Absolutely. Well, tonight I have I have a goal. I I don't know if you saw Becca tagged you and me about trivia, and I was like, no, I have other plans for the evening.

Speaker 3: Oh, she already tagged about trivia, and I told her about something that we were gonna be trying to do all of us as a group tonight. Last night.

Speaker 1: Uh I don't know if I I heard about this.

Speaker 3: Oh, uh, we're celebrating my birthday by going to uh a certain place here in town at like seven. Tonight? Yeah. Oh, okay. But it's a dinner place, it's not gonna be like an all-night thing. You can leave early if you want to.

Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah. Well, um, okay, I'll I'll try to dig up that message. I well, I sent it to Becca. Okay.

Speaker 3: Because I was like, Victor's probably gonna want to back out. You're the only person who can get him out of the house.

Speaker 1: Well, yeah, she knows that uh on weeknights, I don't want to go anywhere. I want to go to bed. But all right. Well, you ruined my you ruined my bedtime plans.

Speaker 3: Well, our good homie Brian will be there and all of that. And oh, crowd. Get me out with a crowd on a Wednesday. Come on, we're celebrating the big 3-0, you know.

Speaker 1: Yeah, when do you officially turn 3-0? This Saturday. This Saturday, and you'll be gone.

Speaker 3: Oh, yeah, when you're at the farmer's market, think about me.

Speaker 1: Yeah. Sitting here going, why ain't Peach is the one here working? I should be sleeping in. I already did it too.

Speaker 3: We didn't we need more DJs.

Speaker 1: Yeah, we we do need

Speaker 3: uh more victims for the farmers market.

Speaker 1: That's right. More people we can send out to give away tickets to the uh Idaho Falls Zoo, the Museum of Idaho, and Yellowstone Bear World while we gather donations for the Idaho food bank.

Speaker 3: I think if you host any type of podcast here in the building, you have to go over there, pay your dues. I I think that's fair. You know, yeah. No, we have tons of people on the other side of the building that are always out doing stuff.

Speaker 1: Yeah, what's up with the sales team or Jade Davis?

Speaker 3: Oh, Jade's Jade needs to go.

Speaker 1: He's a local celebrity. Why doesn't he man the booth every once in a while?

Speaker 3: More famous than me. Big time. He's been here forever. Yeah, everybody's a staple. Yeah.

Speaker 1: Jade, get out to the farmer's market, you bum. You know, I want to sleep in on Saturday. You're always up early doing something. You got you know, kids waking you up on the weekend. Leave you know, you get an escape your family for a few hours on a Saturday morning.

Speaker 3: My friends did say, or one of them said that he was gonna pick me up at 10 a.m. Saturday morning to go to Laguna. And I'm like, dude, I'm trying to sleep in, man. I'm not trying to like celebrate my birthday by rushing to the beach and then baking in the hot sun.

Speaker 1: Took a flight, I can't wait to just get down and roast early in the morning. Right. Fantastic.

Speaker 3: Yeah, I bought myself one of those lawn sleeve sun shirts. It's it's like neon orange. Well, to not, you know, bake.

Speaker 1: They do have sunscreen peaches. Yeah, but I also got one of those too. Just oh, okay. I get one of these two just in case. The the sunscreen I bought recently is really weird. It um it's expired. Well, no, it might be expired. I don't know, but it it turns you like, no matter how much you try to rub it in until it fully like dissolves or something. It just turns you bright white.

You know, you see, you look like a Victor. Like, I mean, I'm pretty pale as it is. I put that stuff on. I look like a total freak show, but it must work pretty good.

I haven't got sunburned. So anyhow, all coming out to the farmer's market. The weather's gonna be beautiful. Today's gonna be like really hot and it's gonna suck. Nobody wants to go outside today.

Wait till the weekend when we're looking at highs of about 75. Oh right. But I think it did say potential early morning showers. That's good. So that's not good for Saturday, because that's when I need to be setting up a tent at the farmer's market.

Speaker 3: Well, you know, uh one time when I was a few years ago at the farmer's market, it was a few years ago, might have been last year. Me and Maddie were out there, and then all of a sudden a torrential downpour. Yeah, and we got soaked. And I think it was a picture of me and her in the K bear truck, so it was a few years ago. Okay. We're just yeah, drenched. Okay.

Speaker 1: Well, I got drenched enough at the Ian Munzik show. I don't I don't need to sit in more rain, but I'll do it. Rain or shine.

Speaker 3: Play sleep token rain, you know?

Speaker 1: I I I could. I think it's in the system. What do you want, Peaches? What is happening? Uh nothing really. Um, like through the news, watching some dumb videos online when I should be digging up content. I was watching uh I don't even know why this popped up. These are like old videos like Red Dead 2 in real life. Why would that pop up on my feed right now?

Speaker 3: Because you're obsessed.

Speaker 1: Yes, that game. Well, I was talking about uh Red Dead and Grand Theft Auto earlier.

Speaker 3: So you talked about Rockstar Statement. Yeah. Yeah. I got a little worried there. As soon as you see that lawn letter any time online, you're like, oh boy, what happened here?

Speaker 1: Uh, we're gonna delay the game till 2029. Yeah, yeah. 33. Nope. Game's still coming out November 19th. Good. And you got the big extended look coming out on Netflix tomorrow.

Speaker 3: So that well, you're welcome for that, by the way, because it's National Peach Day tomorrow, so I told Take Two. I'm like, hey, you gotta On National Peach Day.

Speaker 1: You gotta have, you know, GTA excitement. So hopefully the extended look is uh, you know, decent length.

Speaker 3: I'm sure it's probably gonna be like, well, this is how you walk around in the game, and we're done here.

Speaker 1: Exactly. We know we've been hyping this thing up, and in our statement today said we want to exceed your expectations.

Speaker 3: What if they just say like last minute? Like, well, you've already seen all the stuff online, why even have this? It's canceled.

Speaker 1: Uh well, and what I want to know is when was that leaked footage filmed? Well, also, is it old? It is it a year or two old.

Speaker 3: I brought this up on the show yesterday. I'm like, what if this was all a marketing tactic and that cyber group is actually the actor who played Lester in a basement, just typing things away. Wouldn't that be like one of the coolest things ever? You find out like he looks like he looks like the character in real life.

All the characters in the game look exactly the way they do in real life. Yeah. Yeah. Even like Jimmy, like Michael's son. Look everyone thought that was Jonah Hill. But he looks exactly like that.

Speaker 1: Yeah, it's uh it's gonna be interesting to see who you know is actually in the game. And I don't know. I'm I'm very excited about it, but still gotta wait three months.

Speaker 3: I would look horrible as a GTA character. You just see me walking around big old.

Speaker 1: I think they did design a character after you in uh Red Dead 2, Peaches. Yeah, the guy in overalls. Mm-hmm.

Speaker 3: It's your haircut and my body.

Speaker 1: So I'm a bit of a glutton for punishment and like to, you know, just make myself frustrated, apparently. Was looking at this 18-page list of goods that are now gonna be tariffed to all heck by uh Canada in retaliation to us doing it to them. Could could we just do some stuff that could like make stuff cheaper?

That'd be great. I don't know exactly how much we import from Canada, but they sure had a lot of fish on the this list I was looking at. Again, it was 18 pages long. I didn't look at the whole thing. But if we got a lot of fish coming in from Canada, I mean, come all. Fish is already expensive.

What are you gonna go up 50%? Ugh! And then I'm reading these other aggravating political articles. Because you know, we're heading into election season. We got the elections coming up. So half of my feed is just political like articles. This one from the Idaho Capitol Sun talking about how you know various candidates are trying to set up debates and things, and sure seems like uh a lot of these incumbent candidates that just, you know, are career politicians and have been voted in over and over and over again in Idaho. They sure seem kind of uh scared of just standing in front of a crowd and debating the issues so we know where they stand.

Wouldn't that be nice? Like everybody likes the presidential debates and things like that. I think they should be required.

If you want to run for a major state office, I think you should be required to have a debate with your your opponent so people can get to know both of you. Because a lot of people, they they don't dig into this kind of thing, you know? They got their side and they set they're just stuck on their side.

You might be able to uh mix things up a little bit if these guys actually had to come out and speak every once in a while. So yeah. I gotta go to like a different website or something, Facebook is not treating me well this morning. But it's yeah, it's morning and it's early, and that's normally not well anyway.

So anyhow. Um what you need to do is you need to start uh digging around in your grandparents' like basement and shed and see if they're hanging on to anything that might be worth some money. All right, because everybody needs every dollar they can get now. This guy, I guess is like grandpa bought a barrel of whiskey back in the 70s, and he just kind of forgot about it. And he didn't pay much for it. But now, 40 years later, this whiskey barrel, it's worth some bank.

Yeah. They're selling it for like almost 300,000. So I don't have any grandparents that are alive or parents to go root through their stuff and try to find something valuable. But you might want to do that.

From what I can see in the news today, I didn't see anything about uh prices going down on anything. Ugh. So annoying. Went to the grocery store last night.

That's just the worst. I used to really enjoy a nice peaceful trip to the grocery store. Now everybody's in a bad mood there. Sucks. Well, you gotta make me try to be creative at uh this hour of the day on a Wednesday.

Speaker 3: I'm not making you be creative right now. I was making you be creative since last week. And it's not my fault that you slack and don't do your job before it's due.

Speaker 1: Well, this involved thinking and pondering. I did do that.

Speaker 3: Those are two skill sets that you struggle with, so yeah.

Speaker 1: I know I've gotten lazy. Thanks to chat GPT.

Speaker 3: It does make it so much easier.

Speaker 1: Because I sit there and I go, all right, I want to come up with something unique. And so I'm sitting there pondering. Yeah. Just thinking away. And I'm like, I can't come up with anything.

Speaker 3: In our defense, though, we have really reworked the will of radio in the last 15 or 20 years that has never been done before, and we're getting old.

Speaker 1: So yeah, it should be up to the young people at this point to come up with new ideas. We're getting old. No.

Speaker 3: Sorry to suck.

Speaker 1: So we're gonna rely on uh the Chat GPT. Chat GPT.

Speaker 3: We're gonna use young person's idea. Well, uh coders and uh ability to code AAI, but an old person's idea of AI to help us work it.

Speaker 1: That's right. Our creativity is powered by data centers, everybody.

Speaker 3: Use that water to help me water. DJs do a better job. So he's gonna hear this where it could be all kinds of butthurt.

Speaker 1: Uh well, we we've done plenty of jokes about uh you know cheerleading for data centers turning Peach has made an image in chat GPT of uh turning downtown Idaho Falls into one giant data center. It looked like a city from the future.

It was awesome. I don't know if he ever went and posted it in Life in Idaho Falls or not, because I got banned from there. Well, at least the one that says Southeast Idaho at the end. The regular life in Idaho Falls, they're cool. I'm still I'm still in. So yeah, I I did ponder throughout the week, Jade. I promise.

Speaker 3: I think, but I didn't do anything until this morning either.

Speaker 1: Well, anytime it's like, let's have a company brainstorming session for something.

Speaker 3: Something fun for a client.

Speaker 1: Sounds exhausting.

Speaker 3: All right, I'll go to Chat GPT as I kind of prompt.

Speaker 1: Uh can we at least only turn like half the lights in the conference room on? It's way too bright in there. I don't need to see the poor.

Speaker 3: big head. Have a moment to turn on because one of the ballasts is dead.

Speaker 1: Yes! Excellent.

Speaker 3: But I'll turn on the restaurant.

Speaker 1: No, let's make you sit under the side that works.

Speaker 1: You know, being under the bright lights, it's kind of like being in school. Anti-creativity.

Speaker 3: And these neon lights make you feel like a lizard under a heat lamp. It's so terrible. Whoever came up with these Hollogen neon lights needs to never be yeah, I'm gonna stop there.

Speaker 1: They're they're horrible, dude. And like when they burn out, you don't know the proper way to decide. dispose of them.

Speaker 2: That guy should've come up with a good idea, like, Chad GPT. Exactly. Instead of creating stupid lights.

Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, it's 2026. We got LED lights. What are we doing with these things that are packed full of harmful chemicals and things? Well, you know when this building was built. Yeah.

Speaker 3: LEDs didn't exist back then. Or if they did, they were really expensive.

Speaker 1: Well, I'm sure that uh management would be willing to splurge to replace every ballast in here with uh LED. Uh well, at least we're saving a little bit of electricity because the lighting I'm using in here is all LED lighting.

Speaker 3: So we're definitely saving electricity since we never turn on the lights because the lights suck.

Speaker 1: I know. Like on in the hallways sometime, and I'm like, who did this? Who turned the lights on in the hallway? Who needs to see as they walk down the hallway? You should know your way. It goes one way. Well, I'm gonna get back to uh hardly working or wait. Working hard at being creative. Hardly working, yeah. I didn't say that.

Speaker 4: Hello! All Oh, the good old music from the late 90s.

Speaker 4: It's definitely a uh change going from uh signs of the swarm vocals to Fred Durst there.

Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a drastic jump. Jade uh emailed me this yesterday, and as usual, I was just ignoring his emails. So he he reminded me today. He'd sent me uh this Dragula cover, and um I'm glad you reminded me to check it out because it's actually really cool. We'll throw it on in the background here for just a minute.

Signs of the swarm. And I'm happy they put a very unique spin on it. Yeah.

Yeah. And the video's really fun too. I'm gonna have to get a copy of it, the full length so we can play it, but we'll get the listeners just a little sample. We'll go up to the chorus here.

The first verse. It's awesome, dude. I dig it. It's it's really good. Um what did I get sent yesterday? There was another cover that I was gonna get into the system. Uh was uh it was like a U2 song or something that a metal band did.

Speaker 4: Let me say here terrible. If somebody can make it worth listening to, I'd be surprised.

Speaker 1: Is is losing my no, it's REM. Losing my religion. Alright, that's better than you too. Yeah. It's actually a funny song. And they they did a pretty pretty cool cover of it. It was the band Oni. Do you remember seeing those guys?

Yeah. Where they had the electronic xylophone. Like weird prog metal with an electronic xylophone. I don't remember who they opened for, but uh, it saw them a long time ago around here. Yeah, that was like that might have been so long ago.

The venue had a different name. Anyway. Yeah, we'll uh we'll get this in the system. Nice job, signs of the swarm. And uh, I'll also get that Oni song so you can check it out. Um, Now, wait, you get rolling. Rolling rolling on out of here. Leave me alone. I'm trying to be creative.

I'm failing. Always it's a good ending to a song right there, Peaches. And now you've got it stuck in my head, Peach sells, because you live on Facebook Marketplace and sell all your crap. So I kept hearing him go, Peach Sal! Peach.

Speaker 2: Tomorrow national Peach Day. You best believe my pick of the day. Buried alive, Master Peach.

Speaker 1: Oh, geez. So um Peaches and I are currently, because of uh all of the different tasks we have to do around here uh working on the rain hours.

Speaker 2: brainstorming event. Come on. We they know we don't have those.

Speaker 1: Exactly. We're radio DJs.

Speaker 2: We don't need to go in there and make ideas for you for a client. Why doesn't the client do something, huh?

Speaker 1: Make the client.

Speaker 2: Make the client was a great idea. Why are they coming to us? Daniel, our sales guy comes into the promo meeting with a printed out email, everything, every even the signature at the bottom. Yeah. Starts reading off exactly what the person wants. It's like, who do you think you are?

Speaker 1: Well, Jade and I talked about this earlier, and uh, we've determined that creativity is a young person's game. So we're leaving it all up to you in this meeting.

Speaker 2: I heard the break. All right, and you said like the young people don't have any creativity around here. Which I took offense to because we've all heard Jade's ideas. And you know how awful they are. Let's go to the farmer's market and just stand there.

Speaker 1: Yeah, we we are doing a lot of fun stuff at the farmer's architect.

Speaker 2: You know his idea it was to donate items? Mine.

Speaker 1: Good job, Pete.

Speaker 2: See, I otherwise we'd be still we'd be sitting there arguing with people. That's what we want people to uh remember us for, you know, arguing with them. Yeah.

Speaker 1: Oh, and you know what? Peaches during the noon hour, one of the things we were talking about was weird stuff on Facebook Marketplace. Oh god. Now I'm getting even more mad because that same person who was selling the other books in Pokey. They have a separate listing for more books.

And of course, that listing has just a couple that I'm like, maybe it's starting to add up to enough that it'd be worth it to drive to Pocahont on my truck and get it.

Speaker 2: I'm gonna pull a prank on you. I'm gonna make a whole other Facebook account. I'm gonna get AI to make a picture of a first edition signed Stephen Keene book.

I'm gonna list it for like 10 bucks and go, my grandson passed away very early on, and this was his prized possession, and then I'm gonna uh have like lure you in the and be like ha got you.

Speaker 1: It probably would work because the other end of the street.

Speaker 2: Because you'd be like, oh wow, Idaho Falls. There's the pickup spot right by my place. I might as well go.

Speaker 1: Dude, people are crazy right now with trying to sell stuff. It's not just you selling all your stuff. I think a lot of people are hard up for money.

Speaker 2: I started the trend. Yeah.

Speaker 1: These I'm in this like Stephen King collectors group on Facebook, and some guy was like, This is the cheapest signed Stephen King I have, and it's a bargain. $750. Yikes. And it was just like a newer paperback. It's not even a first edition or hardback or anything. Like, dude. Going right for a Stephen King signature. About 400 bucks. That book should be 400.

Speaker 2: I asked my dad. I was like, hey dad, how much d did you buy the Hulk Hogan statue for that I have in my second bedroom? Yeah. Because it's kind of weird that I'll be turning 30 this weekend. You haven't sold that? No. Because it's such a I I've had it for such a long time. And I'm like, do I get rid of it? Do I keep it the rest of my life? Well, it's I know one person that I would give it to, because he's a hardcore wrestling fan, and I know he would take care of it. Okay. His name rhymes with baggy.

Speaker 1: His name rhymes with baggy.

Speaker 2: And he works for a station that rhymes with the click.

Speaker 1: Oh, okay. Yeah.

Speaker 2: And he's he's one of the biggest wrestling fans that I know. Really? And uh I know he would like. It's kind of like when Andy drops off his toys to that young girl and goes, take care of them, and he just drives away.

That's what I'd be doing. I had a whole funeral for my plants when I threw that away. It's real sad. Like I told you about the ceramic fox that I threw away too. It was like putting a dog down.

Speaker 1: Yeah, dude. I mean, if you're selling everything, I bet the Hulk Hogan statue, it's gotta be worth some bank, right?

Speaker 2: Well, it was really cool. My dad was like, yeah, it came from a place called like world of decor.com or something like that. But they went out of business. They used to do statues of everybody. My parents just knew that I was a giant wrestling fan. It was gifted to me when I was eight.

Speaker 1: All right, world of decor. I think it's world of decor. Hogan.

Speaker 2: Somebody somebody had the same statue listed on eBay for like 500 bucks. Right. I'm uh but I can't ship that. It's like two and a half feet tall.

Speaker 1: You add the the shipping into the the price. Okay. Maybe. Yeah, I can't find one. Um for sale.

Speaker 2: that was the only post that I found because there's hardly any of these. This might be a collector's item. I might want to keep it. And just when I'm, you know, an adult, you know, I still have this whole thing.

Speaker 1: Yeah, now I'm just finding other weird Hulk Hogan stuff. It looks like uh AI art.

Speaker 2: I still badly wanted to go to the Is it this one? Where did he live in Florida?

Speaker 1: Is this is it this Hulk Hogan? I can't remember what your Hulk Hogan looks like. Oh, it's not bad. It's not bad. Because that one they're selling for $660. Scroll down. No.

Speaker 2: It looks like lifestyle. They they look pretty big. We need that for the studio.

Speaker 1: We I don't know if we want a Hulk Hogan in the studio, Peaches. He he doesn't have the greatest legacy. Sup, brother! You know.

Speaker 2: I so badly wanted to do the impression while talking about what he said, but I'm like, oh wait.

Speaker 1: Yeah. I was gonna say, you know, Hulk Hogan didn't have the same kind of online comments after passing as uh Dolly Parton, we'll just say, you know, not universally beloved. Oh, yeah. So yeah. R.I.P. to uh to Dolly. Um yeah, I don't know, Peaches.

You could you could put it up for eBay auction, local only pickup, and you could put it at like a thousand bucks and just see if somebody, you know, bites.

Speaker 2: You made fun of me with the whole like the reflective summer essay on this pre-recorded noon hour that we were doing. Yeah. You just posted some whole thing. Dolly Parton reminded me of my mom. Yeah, it's one paragraph. Yeah, but still that's more than you usually do.

Speaker 1: I know. I know. I'm I'm all social media to out for the weekend.

Speaker 2: I was laughing so hard because TMZ, of course, posted about her death, and then the top comment says, Have you seen Dolly Parton's new shoes? Neither has she. Okay. Let's play a song.

Speaker 1: Well, Peach is bringing more bummer news to the show this morning.

Speaker 2: You're acting like I just killed him. He was not in the best of uh best of health towards the end there either. No. How old was he? He was 80, the same age as Dolly Parton.

Speaker 1: Wow. And I think this is another person that we could say is universally beloved. Right? Is there any dirt on Tim Curry? Did he ever do anything wrong? Like I I don't think so. He seemed like everybody loves him.

Speaker 2: He ruined movie theaters everywhere by throwing popcorn at the screen with the Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Speaker 1: Yeah, he he did create uh theater excitement.

Speaker 2: Um he also was the worst pennywise. Okay. Oh Scarsguard.

Speaker 1: Well maybe I'm about to die. What was that? We got a tour going on. Oh, well, let's sit here and you know, do some radio. Is it uh Nate Eaton out there from East Idaho News?

Yeah. Showing us off. I know, we're beautiful, we're beautiful.

We got uh Nate Eaton outside. You are beautiful. Thank you, Nate. Hope you're doing well. Good to see you. We're letting you get back to your show.

That's right, we're just keeping it professional here, doing some radio. Heck yeah. So back to death. Um Hey Nate, uh Tim Curry died. You might want to get that up on East Idaho News.com. Um I was just trying to go tell him. he probably heard.

Speaker 2: Yeah. We got an eight and eighty and explaining how radio works. Oh no. But I think Tim Curry was a great penny wise. Bill Skarsgard, he might have taken it to the next level. But Tim Curry was good.

Because I think that as an adapt as an adaptation, the original series is better, matches the books better than the newer movies, but the newer movies are more fun, if that makes any sense.

Speaker 2: My sick sense of my sick sense of humor was like, you know what? We should have had Tim Curry become Pennywise again and do like an Easter egg in the newer movies. In the horrible state that he was in, because it would have been.

Speaker 1: Yeah, that'd be very tasteless. Very tasty.

Speaker 2: It would have been really funny to see Pennywise in a wheelchair. Because it would have been like if they did like an old person's version of it. Like he just like Pennywise came back for like the sixth time to haunt those kids, and Pennywise is all old. And then it's just Tim Curry talking normally because he has that really cool, he had that really cool voice with the accent and everything. Yeah, but he just all of a sudden becomes British. And then you have uh uh what's it like Ian McClellan playing one of the kids. You have uh just John Goodman playing another. You know the big fat kid.

Speaker 1: Don't give Hollywood any ideas, Peaches. They probably roll with this.

Speaker 2: So is the big fat kid, then he lost all the weight. Yeah, and then he becomes John Goodman.

Speaker 1: at his older age. He gets the he gets older and the weight comes back.

Speaker 2: Well, have you seen John Goodman now? Uh he's very thin. Yeah.

Speaker 1: Very thin. Yeah. He's uh I I would assume just well, I shouldn't make assumptions on how he's losing weight.

Speaker 2: He's on the Osympic.

Speaker 1: He's on the jab. That's what I was gonna say. Lose weight like an adult. I don't know.

Speaker 2: Well, it's I just yelled that right as Nate Nate Eaton turned the corner.

Speaker 1: Well, I yelled, Tim Curry's dead. Uh R.I.P. to Tim Curry. You know, he's in a lot of great movies. Home Alone Part 2. Yeah.

Speaker 2: No, he's you know, who's also 80 years old now, and who was also in that movie.

Speaker 1: Uh didn't he say these things come in threes? You better be careful, Peaches.

Speaker 2: I did see a lot of people online yesterday going making jokes about Yeah.

Speaker 1: Yeah. And I'm like, sure. I'm sure you know people are dude, people are getting uh very nutty, very nutty. So anyhow, uh hopefully no more beloved stars pass on.

Speaker 2: Let me look up who else is 80 years old in Hollywood. There's gotta be tons of let's make a guess, huh?

Speaker 1: I mean Peaches, that's too exhausting. We're gonna go to break. I swear I had something I was gonna talk about, Peaches, but you distracted me with the be a man videos.

Speaker 2: I I have a solution for local musicians who want people to watch their stuff. Okay, and I sent it to you on Facebook uh messenger. Um this guy wore a green screen t-shirt, uh, green screen shirt, a green shirt that could act as a green screen. And he put a woman's body as his own.

Okay. So when you look at him, it looks like he has these mahunga gazungas, you know. Whoa! As you can see, yeah. Looks like Maynard on stage as uh that you know, pussifer character.

Speaker 1: Yeah, so it's uh it's a drummer, and you can tell he's wearing a green green screen t-shirt, and yes, they have put a woman in a bra with um, you know, a large chest.

Speaker 2: It c it catches your eye right away. Yeah.

Speaker 1: Um I'm surprised this video doesn't have more uh likes. I better give it one. Help help drive the reach.

Speaker 2: Now now Becca's gonna see you like some guy. that has a... Can we say the word? Boobs. Boobs.

Speaker 1: He has boobs and he plays drums. Um yeah. You know, local band D knots, they churn out a lot of videos. They're like relentless with dropping videos. They do a great job with that for sure. So I think they've got a green screen um in their like uh practice room, and they they should take a little inspiration from this guy.

Speaker 2: Next time we do fun with it. Next time we do a noon hour clip on the cameras, we gotta both wear green shirts and

Speaker 1: do I even have a green shirt. Actually, I've got some old Hawkfest shirts that are uh neon green. There we go. So they they would work and we could do this to ourselves. Oh, that'd be great. Next time I do an interview.

Speaker 2: No, I think potentially our next interview is gonna be with uh Caleb of Beartooth. Oh and uh I he might be like, oh, very nice. Very nice.

Speaker 1: Well, Peaches and I gotta get out of here. We gotta go do company uh, you know, team brainstorming.

Speaker 2: I got it. We go outside the clients' buildings and we put on green screen t-shirts, and then we just show our massive chest uh chest areas. That's right, and we get people to come

Speaker 1: in just like Michael Hoskin, drummer on Facebook.

Speaker 2: He might be a local person that just popped up on my feed.

Speaker 1: Uh, let's find out. Let's click on his page here.

Speaker 2: Brilliant idea, Michael, if you are.

Speaker 1: Yeah, no, it's it's really funny. Uh, no, he is from uh the beautiful city of Sacramento. Oh. Uh, and dude, okay, he's got a lot of these videos, Peaches. And they're all pretty much the same thing. Just different women's body being put on his chest.

Speaker 2: How about you get up one of these times, you have on like green morph suit pants, and you go to like bend over to pick something up behind the like the chair there, and then you just like we we CGI, we get Maddie's help and we see GI panties on you. So a nice thong. Nice thaw. Yeah. And you're all cheeked up.

Speaker 1: All right. Uh sounds good. I need a new Facebook profile picture anyway.

Speaker 2: I think you just updated it recently. Did I? Yeah. It was you on stage at the Papa Roach show.

Speaker 1: Oh, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2: I need a new profile picture badly. Do you?

Speaker 1: Well, I know you're working on your manifesto. I'm kind of worried for the rest of the the day. You know, you've sold most of your items.

Speaker 2: I just put the caption the time is near. Some horrible things.

Speaker 1: Now I'm gonna go preview this with my therapist. All of a sudden, you know, I hear I hear sirens. Peaches come back from lunch. I posted my manifesto. Have you read it? My phone's blowing up. Stay away from Peaches! Victor.

Speaker 2: What is your skincare routine? I start up every day with a mask. I do a hundred push-ups.

Speaker 1: So keep an eye out. Peaches Manifesto coming soon.

Speaker 2: Victor, do you like Huey Lewis in the news?

Speaker 1: My favorite. My favorite! Alright. We'll be back at noon, people. We appreciate you. Bye bye. Thank you again for tuning in to the Victor Wilch Show. This program's a production of River Bend Media Group. To contact the show or for more information, hit us up at Riverbend Media Group.com.