The Viktor Wilt Show

Friday morning kicks the door down like a raccoon on espresso, except Viktor is the raccoon and the espresso hasn’t entered his bloodstream yet—so instead he’s stumbling through existence like a haunted Roomba with emotional damage. The episode opens in a fog of exhaustion, where basic human tasks like remembering errands or staying conscious feel like side quests designed by a sadistic game developer. He recounts a night that began with “I’ll just nap” and ended in a full-blown carpet-cleaning crusade that spiraled into a late-night war against dirt, sleep, and his own sanity. Now he’s paying the price: a hollow-eyed, caffeine-deprived shell of a man trying to host a radio show while his brain runs Windows 95 on dial-up.

From there, the show morphs into a beautifully chaotic buffet of topics that feel like they were pulled from a broken vending machine. We get local hype about the possibly FINAL Idaho Falls Riverfest and Melaleuca Freedom Celebration—250,000 people, parking nightmares, and the looming existential dread of “what happens when this massive tradition just… disappears?” Viktor processes this like any rational human: by spiraling into logistics, mild panic, and vague determination to actually see fireworks for once in his life instead of being trapped in a studio like a broadcast goblin.

Then—without warning—we’re thrown into the internet’s emotional landfill: generational lies. Home ownership? A myth. Loyalty to companies? A gamble. Happiness? Pending DLC. Viktor starts reading them, immediately regrets it, and aborts mission before the entire show becomes a nihilistic TED Talk. In a desperate pivot, he grabs relationship advice like a man clinging to driftwood in a sea of bad vibes, delivering surprisingly wholesome marriage wisdom while still sounding like he might pass out mid-sentence. Somehow, between the jokes and rambling, actual insight sneaks through: don’t keep score, communicate, don’t be a jerk—basic human decency dressed up as survival tactics.

But the descent continues. Suddenly we’re in South Carolina, where pinball has apparently been treated like an illegal underground vice for 70 YEARS. Yes—pinball. The same thing your uncle plays while ignoring his family at a pizza place. Viktor unpacks this like it’s a conspiracy, dragging in The Who and their song Pinball Wizard, which quickly spirals into a discussion about how lyrics from the 70s would absolutely not survive modern society without being obliterated on social media. Cultural whiplash achieved.

Then comes the studio banter with Peaches, which feels like two sleep-deprived NPCs glitching through dialogue trees—discussing everything from drag shows to trying on bras at Goodwill (yes, really), to the horrifying logistical nightmare of finding size 16 stripper heels. Reality bends. Time loses meaning. Promotions are mentioned. Tickets are almost accidentally sent into the void. Everything is hanging by a thread, but somehow the show continues like a duct-taped rollercoaster.

And just when you think it couldn’t get any more unhinged, Viktor closes the episode by proposing that American politics should be settled via cage fights—specifically suggesting Hunter Biden vs Donald Trump Jr. in a full-blown octagon battle at the Mountain America Center. No debates. No tweets. Just two dudes swinging until democracy feels something again. It’s chaotic. It’s absurd. It somehow makes sense in the most cursed way possible.

The episode ends not with resolution, but with a man staring down a never-ending to-do list, running on fumes, clinging to the hope that maybe—just maybe—the weekend won’t disappear in the blink of an eye like everything else in his rapidly unraveling reality.

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How's your Friday morning going? Generally Friday morning. I'm

Speaker 1: like, alright, let's go. But I went home a little bit early yesterday. Wasn't feeling well. Took a little nap. Then I got up and then I just went to town, shampooing carpet in my house for like hours. Got done with that. And then yeah, just got to bed way too late.

Like way too late. So I am a zombie this morning. Haven't had any caffeine yet because I was rushing to get here, but I'm gonna go get some. And then, oh, I just have so much I gotta get done today. Stressful! Stressful, but I was just toast yesterday. Hadn't been sleeping good all week. Well, or at least getting to bed too late all week. Ain't nobody dragging me out of bed tomorrow morning. No alarm clocks. I guess I do gotta talk to my daughter's fiance and figure out lunchtime, but other than that, what did I need to do?

Return a busted phone to Verizon. And then it seems like there was something else. But I just can't remember for the life of me what it is. Hopefully it ain't too important if I forget what must be done. Yeah, I know there's plenty that is gonna just pop up and needs to be done. All that takes is a walking around the house. But at least I got a lot done yesterday. So I hope your day was productive. Sorry I sound like a slug, but I am freaking tired.

Um caffeine will help. It's Friday. I'm gonna do everything it takes to get through this day as quickly as humanly possible and as successfully as possible. You can do it too.

You can do it. Alright. So yeah.

You know what? I'm just gonna play some music, shut up for a few till I find something to talk about with you, okay? I'll I'll be back.

I I gotta get that caffeine going. Howdy y'all! Welcome to the program, the Victor Wilch Show.

Alright, song of the day, our final song of the day for the No Beach Beach Bash Prize package giveaway with Juicity Vapor. Peaches will be broadcasting live there today from 3 to 5 p.m. Stop by and see them to get five entries into the drawing for all of those amazing pack uh prizes.

You know, all the stuff you could use out at the water or out at the 4th of July. We're about two weeks out from the Idaho Falls Community Hospital Riverfest presented by ICCU and River Bend Media Group. I guess everybody saw the news yesterday that this will be what appears to be the final Melaleuca Freedom celebration, which is pretty wild. Uh I'm sure they're gonna make it bigger than ever, but yeah, due to you know, development, growth, lack of parking, etc.

A variety of factors. Uh looks like they have not been able to find a suitable location moving forward to hold an event of that capacity. I mean, it's huge, like 250,000 people show up at the grounds. Parkins an issue.

So anyway, that uh I'm sure is a bummer to a lot of the community. Guess we gotta get out and make this one as big and fun as humanly possible. Ah, looking like hopefully I'll be able to actually watch the fireworks this year. I work the fireworks every year, but for a variety of reasons. Each year, I am prevented from actually watching them. Last year I was in the studio ensuring that the audio that everybody gets to hear that accompanies the fireworks, that it aired properly.

I think this year, for the final year, I'll finally get to see him. I think. Knock on wood here.

I think this desk's wood. Anyway. Make your plans for the fourth, the Idaho Falls Community Hospital Riverfest. You know, hang out with us all day long, eat some food, yeah, and enjoy all the activities. It's a great time.

And it's your final chance. Alright. I'm gonna continue drinking coffee because I don't feel alert yet. Wish me luck on that. And we'll see what we can find to chat about as we build toward traffic school powered by the advocates.

Okay. One task at a time, doing my best to not get overwhelmed. When you got a million things to do, and you're like how about nap priority number one? It's a bad morning. And I haven't been complaining about being tired too much, but today.

Ugh. Is that Peruse the internet this morning. Not coming across a lot of great stuff here. You know, people asking questions online, like. you know, What's the biggest lie an entire generation was told? Well, what are people saying? See if I agree.

Uh, loyalty to a company actually pays off in the long run. I think it can. Yeah, I think a lot of people got a bad taste in their mouth from the last you know, five years or so. Post pandemic. Yeah, that job market Got gotten a little bit rough.

Make sure to check out higher ease idaho.com. Ah, find yourself a local job. Um, you know. Uh be loyal to your company to a degree, is what I say. Make sure you got that work life separation going on. If all you do is work, you're wasting, you're wasting your life. Alright, you gotta gotta have some you time in there, okay? Keep it in mind.

Let's see, what else do we have here? Biggest lie, an entire generation was told. Get a diploma, work hard, and you'll be able to own a house. Well, you could always move to the Midwest. Live in some, you know, dump of a town. They still got semi-affordable housing in those areas.

Uh, around here, hmm, not so much. Um, yeah, it's not looking good on our local housing prices dropping anytime soon either. I mean, I haven't done any house shopping recently because, well. Grateful to have a house. I got lucky.

That was the one lotto that I won. Buying a house at the right time. Still ain't cheap.

You know, had to refinance with them same interest rates that are going on now. But at least at least I won that lotto. I get to pay tons of money. Uh, let's see. Other lies. A generation was told. All right, these are depressing. Alright, I'm gonna close this out.

It's it's bumming me out. Okay, how about this? Men in happy marriages.

What is that? One secret to a happy marriage that works for you. Okay, this could be good relationship advice. Sure. We don't got anything else to talk about. Let's see. Never call names. Well, yeah, what are you?

Ten. If you start calling names, that you're not gonna win the argument, and you're going to make it worse. Okay. Uh, arguments are bad enough as it is. You're trying to navigate through, get your feelings across without upsetting the other person.

Yeah, you start screaming names at them. You will uh have zero productivity come out of that argument. Okay. Don't do that. Never stop choosing each other on the ordinary days, too.

Yeah. That seems like good advice. I I don't know how you can always show someone you choose them, but if you have the opportunity, I mean, sometimes it could be just a little thing that would show a person. You know, you choose them. Maybe they have something they're really into doing, and uh I don't know, like they're into crocheting. Buy them some thread. I don't know.

Little nice things add up. Listen to them. You know?

Give them some attention. Let's see. A marriage isn't 50 to 50. Sometimes it's 910, where your spouse only has the energy to give 10, so you make up the difference. Other times you're gonna be depleted and your spouse carries you.

Yeah, that's true. Having a 10% day. Your day for chores. I'm I'm probably at least at 20% today.

And maybe with more caffeine, I can up that to 30. We'll see. Communication, absolutely. If you can't communicate, you're gonna have a bad time.

Let's see. We always comes before me. It's a good way to look at it. It's a major commitment. You're like, alright, we're gonna be married. That's a major commitment.

If you can't, if you can't do it, don't commit. I was trying to think of something that rhymed. Something catchy. Didn't work out.

Let's see. This person says, key to a happy marriage. I like my wife, and I both talk and listen to her. Uh that's that's pretty good advice. You should like your partner. And you should talk to them. And especially listen to them. You know, a lot of times people just need to vent. And I don't know about you, but when you don't feel like you're being listened to, you feel like you're being just straight up ignored. Like that one gets me going. It's like all right, I just ain't gonna say anything.

What's the point of this? Listen to me. Alright, let's see. Never keep score. Yeah, no competition, okay. Can't do that. Well, you got to go do blah blah blah. You spent blah blah blah. Yeah.

It's not gonna do any good. Uh my wife told me early on in our relationship she can be upset with me and still be kind. This broke my brain as it had never been modeled to me. Yeah, when you find someone who you can uh be frustrated with, or vice versa, and you can still sit down and communicate reasonably. That makes a huge difference here. All right, this person says three secrets. Don't take her for granted.

Hold on here. Okay, don't take her for granted. When she writes to you, sorry, need to have a work dinner.

We'll be back only 10 p.m. instead of grumping. Think if you had a girlfriend and she told you I've worked dinner, but I still want to see you. What would you say?

You'd say, Wow, yes, right. And you should even after you're married, never take her love and willingness to stay with you for granted. Second, don't be afraid to apologize when needed.

There will be disagreements. You need to be able to put them behind you. Have you ever had a partner that won't apologize for anything? It's always your fault. Yeah, that's great, isn't it? That's fantastic. All right, third, try to have yes be your default answer when she proposes something to do, even if it brings you a bit out of your comfort zone, even if you have to make an effort.

You want her to think of you as someone fun with whom to spend time, not a boat anchor that limits her freedom. Yeah. What was it?

Uh two days ago. I really wanted to sit at home. Ended up doing a lot of running around. Lots of going around. It's like, all right. Wednesday afternoon.

I want to rest. Well, we got Walmart. We got a children's birthday party. Let's try to go out to eat.

Blah blah blah. Okay. Alright, let's do. Let's go. Let's go. Save the napti for the weekend.

Yeah. Hey, I got the chores done that have been driving me extremely crazy yesterday. Becca, throw the cats outside.

If I come home and there's any cat pee on the main floor, gonna have an absolute meltdown. Can't mentally take it. Whoops. Didn't mean to push that yet.

I guess I could go ahead and push it now. I don't know what's going on here, but the BBC might be trying to get people to move to Texas. They were doing a report on Houston for some reason. Um I don't know. Is something relating to the World Cup happening there?

Anyway. So they were talking about Houston and showing pictures of it. And for some reason, they photoshopped a bunch of mountains into the skyline behind all the skyscrapers and things like that, making it look more like you know, Phoenix or Salt Lake or LA, places that have mountains. Uh something that Houston does not. Why? Why put the effort in? Just slap up a picture of Houston.

All I can think is are trying to get people out of the UK and get them down to Texas. Yeah. Do you like humidity? Do you like severe storms? Well, Houston awaits. Get yourself down there, have yourself a great time. Good luck. How's Peaches today?

Speaker 2: It's Friday. That's right.

Speaker 1: Yeah, yay! Friday. Alright. I missed anything exciting yesterday.

Speaker 2: Um, not really. Okay. We just mean Jeff took over the noon hour. Cool. Did it go good? Sure. Alright. I c I caught you up on the podcast.

Speaker 1: Oh, thank you, Peaches. I appreciate that because I think I'm two podcasts behind on my own show. And uh, it's just been a crazy week. You know, things are they're getting a little little better, but we're pretty much slammed till July 6th.

Right. Yeah, once we get through the fourth, little bit of a breather. That's potentially the last time. Uh, it's looking like that is the last time, according to all of the news articles I've been been reading. The final Melaleca Freedom Celebration and Riverfest.

Speaker 2: I love how every like Josh was pointing out, everybody in the comments was just becoming experts in the whole situation. Yeah. I suggest you bring it to here. Yeah.

Speaker 1: Parking, people. Parking. They have no clue.

Speaker 2: Like you can't reason with that. You can't.

Speaker 1: No. Like, where else are they going to do it? If you think of the sheer size of Snake River Landing with all of the undeveloped lots where they used to park people, there's a there's nowhere else like that around here.

Speaker 2: Well, even with uh just like some people were suggesting going out to like the countryside.

Speaker 1: Where are we gonna burn burn the countryside down?

Speaker 2: That or the traffic flow is gonna be horrible.

Speaker 1: Yeah, there's uh out in the country, there tends to be like one road in and out. Yeah, you remember what it was like to try to leave the river. Well, people running back there. Yeah, you remember what it was like to try to leave everybody? It didn't work that great, and that was before 250,000 people started showing up every year, and it gets bigger and bigger every year. Oh, we're I don't know. It's a good reason to get out to this year's.

Speaker 2: Yeah, the one being the largest show ever.

Speaker 1: Yeah, largest show west of the Mississippi, celebrating America's 250th birthday. Good reason to get out and celebrate. Uh in the middle of freak news, Peaches. I'm sorry, I didn't remember. Well, it's okay.

It's okay. I I did it late today. It's not sponsored, so I can do it whenever I want, or just not do it. I don't care, but I figured I'd do it. Um, I guess in South Carolina Peaches, you can now play pinball and you won't go to jail. Okay. Yeah, I guess children and teenagers had been banned for 70 years from playing pinball.

Speaker 2: Uh what why specifically them?

Speaker 1: Well, they called it an unskilled gambling game tied to crime. How many people do you know that are out there betting on pinball? Yeah. Dude. The Who.

Speaker 2: The who? Pinball Wizard.

Speaker 1: Oh, yeah, yeah. And pinball is not a game of chance, it's a game of skill. You know, there's not luck involved with pinball.

Speaker 2: Doesn't he don't that don't they say in the song that deaf, dumb, and blind kid sure plays a mean pinball?

Speaker 1: I think they do. I'd never really isn't it weird when a you know, song lyrics will suddenly just kind of click and you go, ah, that's kind of messed up. What's going on there?

Speaker 2: There's a guy that points out all the really weird songs of the 1980s where they go like she was only 17, and it's just this gross overall theme.

Speaker 1: Yeah, there's tons of songs like that from back in the day. Can you imagine if somebody put out a song like that now? Holy crap. It's like how you know, Kid Rock, he's turned into this dude who's like, oh, I'm all pure and clean and blah, blah, blah. And you look back at some of his lyrics, and you're like, that's a guy. It's the guy you want representing.

Speaker 2: Uh well, I see Pinball Wizard right here. Ever since I was a young boy, I've played the silver ball from Soho down to Brighton. I must have played them all, but I ain't seen nothing like him in any amusement hall. That deaf, dumb, and blind kid sure plays a mean pinball. Wow.

Speaker 1: Um that's that's strange that I never thought about those lyrics. Like let's go to what's that website that really explains songs. Let's see, the Who Pinball Wizard. I think Uh I think we could pull it up with lyrics. It's uh genius. They tend to explain the songs here. All right.

Let's see. When Townsend took the idea of Tommy to the record company, they were not keen on the idea of a rock opera. He was challenged to include a song about pinball, hence pinball wizard was written. It was not an integral part of Tommy, but became the album's best known song. Um it doesn't say anything about the deaf duh deaf, dumb, and blind, is that what he called him? That yeah, I don't think those lyrics would fly in uh 2026. Pinball wizard meaning.

Speaker 2: Yeah, it is told from the perspective of a former pinball champion who is in awe of Tommy, a deaf, dumb, and blind boy who miraculously pays p plays pinball by sheer intuitive genius.

Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think you're supposed to call him deaf and dumb anymore. Yeah.

Speaker 2: It was it came out in 1978.

Speaker 1: So it was the 70s. Things were different back then. You know, it's okay people to stop using certain phrases as we progress as a society. There are other ones people still like to use that. I'm like, wow, what is it?

1950? Get with it. Oh.

There's a few. Like, come on, guys. All right. I'll dig into some of this other crap I've got here in a minute. And uh, we got traffic school coming up in a half hour. So get those questions ready. 2085351015, the number to call for traffic school powered by the advocates. 845. Get ready. What up, Peaches?

Speaker 2: I thought you would like that song because it has the word drag in it.

Speaker 1: Why isn't this working? Oh, that's why. Ron Mike? Yeah, wrong mic and heh. Well, it is Friday, Peaches, and I'm beat. I'm beat.

Speaker 2: I I almost uh hit you up uh a few days ago when my friend Charlotte was telling me she's like, Yeah, I almost did a photography session for two drag queens that were on RuPaul's drag race. Oh, right. I'm like, oh, that's Victor's favorite show. He loves that.

Speaker 1: Well, I don't know if it's my favorite show.

Speaker 2: Well, come on, it's a good show. He kind of resemble RuPaul. I kind of res Let's see. You get the bald head, tall, no.

Speaker 1: Skinny. No.

Speaker 2: Oh, wait a minute. If I lose a whole bunch of weight, I might look at it. No.

Speaker 1: I talented. No. Is RuPaul a tall person? RuPaul is very tall. I I don't know exactly how tall, but I know RuPaul is tall. Let's look up RuPaul height and see uh.

Okay. Six 6'4. 6'4, but when wearing heels, about seven feet. So it depends on if you're, you know, bumping into RuPaul dressed up as a man or a woman. Woman towering over Peaches. Man, little bit shorter. Cheaty. Get yourself some heels.

Speaker 2: It's like those people that walk on stilts. Oh, look, he's so much taller than Peaches.

Speaker 1: No, he's just yourself some nice uh stripper heels.

Speaker 2: Yeah, good luck finding those.

Speaker 1: Size 16. Let's see if we can find them. They they gotta be out there on the city.

Speaker 2: want to go like Liz came into his closet or something. Stripper heels.

Speaker 1: All right, chained up, wide width heel. Um I don't know if that's actually size 16. Here's some size 15 heels. You just gotta squeeze into those, yeah. You gotta squeeze your squeeze your feet into them. Yeah, you break my ankle. There are a number of places where you can get yourself some size 15 heels. So that's kind of concerning. You could be eight feet tall, Peaches. Just dress how you normally do, aside from the shoes.

Speaker 2: Walk into the promotions meeting. What if we all did that as a quote prank, you know? Be pretty funny. We all wore heels to the to the promo meeting.

Speaker 1: Well, when I dressed up as Victoria Rose for Halloween, I was at Goodwill and I was trying to find some kind of heels. They don't even for my fat feet that are not as you know big as yours. It was impossible to find heels that would fit my case.

Speaker 2: I just imagine those people like just judging you the hardest way possible.

Speaker 1: Oh, you should have seen me trying on bras at Goodwill in the middle of the store. I got a few looks. But you gotta make sure it fits, Peaches. Just putting it on over my shirt.

Speaker 2: It was very uh daunting to see you in full get up at that drag show. Well, and at work. And at work too. But that was the first time seeing you was at that drag show at the heart. And I brought people with me that usually don't go to that sort of setting, and then I'm like, this is my coworker Victor. And you're dressed as a lady who shaved her goatee off. You have on lipstick and all of that. And then you have Becca who's dressed like Pedro from Napoleon Dynamite.

Speaker 1: Well, she was actually dressed as that YouTuber Chwit uh not Twitch. You know, chit.

Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not gonna say that name.

Speaker 1: So that's who she was dressed.

Speaker 2: Maybe I can name the new Bear Tooth single that. Bull that guy's name. Bull that guy's name. In the system. Yeah.

Speaker 1: And then you can use some of his catchphrases every time you announce the song. Sure.

Speaker 2: That reminds me. I need to add a new sound to the soundboard. Which one? It's in my public folder. You'll see. Okay.

Speaker 1: All right, get it in there. It involves uh sleep token. All right. I can't wait to check it out. And it looks like it is that time again, everybody. Break time. Peaches and I, well, I mean, I'll be back in a minute. And then yeah, we got noon and all that crap. And thanks to management. Too many tests.

Speaker 2: Uh, Juicity Vapor in Idaho Falls. I will be there from three to five a little bit later on this afternoon to uh to give away that no beach, beach bash, beach getaway package.

Speaker 1: Yeah, if you want to get five entries, all you gotta do is go see Peaches at Juicity Vapor in Idaho Falls. Three to five.

Speaker 2: And also giving away a pair of tickets for Theory of a Dead Man and Seven Dust.

Speaker 1: Ooh, look at that. You want to go to Theory of a Dead Man that's seven dust for free? And they're pit tickets, aren't they?

Speaker 2: Yeah, well, you're the one in charge of all the promotions here on K-Bear, so I transferred you all the tickets that I had in my ticketmaster account. Yes. And I was beyond worried that I was gonna send them to a Ron email.

Speaker 1: Somebody gets like someone in with like a Victor with a C with all of a sudden just claims 50 tickets to Theory of a Dead Man and Seven Dust. Yeah, that's that might be a bad day.

Speaker 2: I have to explain to Jade, hey, uh, we just lost everything for this uh ticket giveaway.

Speaker 1: He might be a little upset. Oh, no kidding.

Speaker 2: He comes in with his braided beard and red face or screaming at me.

Speaker 1: Oh, yeah. So Peaches sent them to me correctly, everybody. I have the tickets. You can win them if you want to win a pair of tickets to uh Seven Dust and Theory of a Dead Man. That's another thing you can win by going and seeing Peaches today, 3 to 5 p.m. at Juicity Vapor. Let's pack the house for peaches, and you might walk away with everything you need to enjoy the great outdoors, the summer season. 500 prize package.

Speaker 2: You could bring all that stuff with you to the Fourth of July.

Speaker 1: It'd be perfect for the 4th of July. Absolutely. Umbrella. Could be a hot day.

Speaker 2: Sunscreen, sunglasses, cups, cooler to keep your beverages cold, chairs to sit in.

Speaker 2: That we're going to bring 34 white claws to Snake River Landing.

Speaker 1: There you go. I don't think that's allowed, Peaches.

Speaker 2: It's not allowed, but people will do it anyway.

Speaker 1: Yeah, them rule breakers. You know, I don't stand for rule breakers.

Speaker 2: I can hardly stand because my back's killing me.

Speaker 1: Oh, poor Peaches. All right. Well, at least my guts are doing a little bit better this morning. Oh, good for you. Well, that was the show, everybody. I hope you enjoyed it.

I am Victor Wilt. Gonna take a brief little break here, record the weekend metal show Jank Show, which airs every Saturday night, 10 p.m. till 2 a.m., do some other crap, and then Peaches and I'll be back for the noon hour of madness in Mayhem at noon.

Before I go, I think this is a great idea. Generally, when it comes to politics, you know me. Negative Nancy. Yeah.

Nothing but complaints. Well, apparently, son of Joe Biden, Hunter Biden has challenged son of Donald Trump, Donald Trump Jr. to a caged fight.

Yeah. He says he didn't want to do it on the lawn of the White House, but anywhere else. Let's get in the uh octagon and pummel each other. And I think we need more of this in America.

All right. We got people screaming about things like election prod, this and that. Everybody's against each other. Let's just get him in the octagon. Let these politicians just duke it out. All right.

Get some kind of entertainment out of it. They had the cage fights that happened recently, and I didn't watch any of it because I'm not really into UFC. Uh, not familiar with the fighters. But if I saw, you know, two old fogies that should have gotten out of politics, you know, decades ago in an octagon, you know, just slowly hobbling toward each other and smacking each other around. Yeah, that make politics just a little bit better. So can we have Hunter Biden versus Don Jr.? Come on, somebody make this happen.

Lieutenant Crane, he's got a cage. We can make this happen at the Mountain America Center. We will pack the house, make it a big event. Well, give us something.

Give us something enjoyable. Oh, what do you think they charge for tickets? You think concert tickets are bad? I bet nobody local could could afford to go. It'd be all influencers.

Jack Osborne showing up. Hey, I'm down to make it happen, though. All right.

I'll promote the event. Whatever we can do, I just want to see these guys. You know, enough of the uh calling names and crying on social media and pointing fingers. Duke it out. Come on.

Man up fight in the cage. All right. I'm gonna keep trying to knock knock down my endless list of tasks. And I better go check on the transmitters. So I'll be back in a while. Appreciate y'all. Have a great rest of your day. See you at noon. Have a great weekend.

I hope the weekend doesn't just go by in the blink of an eye. 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.