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[upbeat music] You know, yesterday we were talking about this question for To Peach Their Own, what's something harmless that gets people weirdly angry? For me, what gets me weirdly angry [chuckles] is when a band just has an abrupt ending to a song. Like, for that song right there that I just played from, uh, Adam, uh, I, I... Is his, is his last name Warren? I think it is. Adam, formerly of Oceano, uh, and Kelyn Quinn of Sleeping With Sirens. Adam has started this new group called Cloudsite, and he goes by Adam On Earth now, or something like that. He's a, he's a different guy. Uh, I tried talking to him on his, uh, Twitch stream. I tried leaving some comments, and he was, uh, he was very... He was kind of mean. He was a little, little standoffish, wasn't the nicest guy. And then Oceano had their, uh, their downfall towards the end there, and he kind of just gave up on the band, and now he's doing his own thing. He's Twitch streaming, he's playing video games, he's doing his own solo project, but this is the first track of his new project featuring Kelyn Quinn, of course. What a gr- it actually is a great song. I just hated the abrupt ending, just out of nowhere. Of course, it's gonna build into another track, but since I didn't play that other track, it just has that very, like, abrupt ending. All of a sudden, I'm on the air, you know? That was Dead Stars, by the way, for my pick of the day. Uh, I do have... I, I talked about this, I believe, previously. I was going to release my picks of twenty twenty-six playlist at the end of the year, but then I figured out, why not just share the playlist now, and, and e- every single time I play a track on the air at two p.m., I just add it to the list? And if people ever miss a pick, they can go to it and listen to it, or they can just re-listen to any previous picks they would like. So I'm gonna share that s- uh, that Spotify playlist link in the KBEAR 101 Idaho Rock and Metal Facebook group. It is, uh, hump day, January 7th, twenty twenty-six. This day is going by... Uh, not this day, this week is going by a little, it's a little slow for me because I know next week I have a whole lot of, uh, prep work I need to do. I'll be off on Friday next week, going back home for a week. That's if [knocks] the weather, the weather cooperates. I did see an article pop up as I was on my lunch break, twenty-four... Up to twenty-four inches of snow expected for Washington, Alaska, Idaho, and Oregon, and of course, you see people in the comments that are going like, "Where's the snow at then?" You know, [chuckles] "Oh, where is it at?" Or s- you know, or they say something like, "Oh, good, we need the water!" You know, there's that comment, too. "We need it for the water!" Anyway, if you want to get ahold of me, you can, over at two oh eight, five three five, one oh one five. At some point this afternoon, I'll be giving away, uh, another pair of tickets for Ghost, live at the Delta Center, February 10th. I hopped on, uh, Victor Wilt's, uh, show this morning, 'cause he's not here today. Uh, I hopped on, uh, around the, around eight thirty or so earlier this morning. Um, Duke won tickets, guessed the song correctly. I believe it was Cenotaph that he got correct. Ghost, bringing the Skeletour world tour to the Delta Center, February 10th. It's gonna be a fun show! I'll hook up one lucky listener this afternoon with a pair of tickets to it, and yeah, Peach's Pit Party will continue here in just a few on KBEAR 101. [whooshing sound] You know, earlier on the noon hour of Madness and Mayhem, I talked about how today is National Passing Gas Day. We prefer to call it Fart Day. [chuckles] And there's, like, these dumb little fun facts that, that I talked about previously, but then it also says, "Fart walks are post-meal walks where you can pass gas, support blood sugar control, and aid digestion. Smelling your own farts can combat Alzheimer's." So if you just rip a nice stinky one, and you do a little [sniffs] and someone goes, "What's wrong with you?" You go like: "Hey, you know, I'm not trying to have Alzheimer's when I'm older." Scientists discovered that the egg-smelling-like hydrogen sulfide found in farts can potentially protect your brain, your brain's aging cells, against Alzheimer's. I mean, imagine that! Imagine being the scientist, uh, the scientist, uh, that found that out, [chuckles] just testing that out. "Hey, do our farts help with Alzheimer's?" "I don't know. Let's rip one right here in the laboratory." And then, you know, they found out, "Oh, hey, it does, actually." National Fart Day, I guess. Cool. Let's do some Linkin Park. It's Peach's Pit Party. [whooshing sound] I didn't realize how old Pat Smear is. He's sixty-six. He broke multiple bones in his foot in a mishap. The band declared a bizarre gardening accident early this morning, you know, the Foo, the Foo Fighters. Their guitarist, Pat Smear, is now forced to sit out a few of the band's upcoming shows after suffering a freak accident. You know, it says, "bizarre gardening accent, uh, accident," and I was thinking, "Is that, like, an innuendo for, you know, partaking in the devil's lettuce? Is that what they meant?" I, I would think it's funny that he just... When he was actually gardening, he just dropped, like, a brick on his foot or something, dropped a cinder block, landed on his foot. I mean, still, ouch! Either way, breaking your foot, man, let's hope for a speedy recovery, I guess, but [chuckles] I just saw that and went, "Bizarre gardening accident. Hmm." Is that something? I'm not sure... I'm not sure what exactly that is. He'll miss, uh, several shows while he heals. I don't think that, I don't think that, uh, the Foo Fighters concert's coming anywhere close. I do love how the Foo Fighters were able to make a joke out of it. Like, they put out this whole fake tabloid, breaking news. I mean, they, they probably used AI. Who knows? If they used AI, man, that, that, uh, anti-AI crusade, those people are about to start screaming about them on Twitter. Oh, boy. [whooshing sound] I don't know what I was talking about yesterday, that, uh, where I, I briefly mentioned this whole story [chuckles] about this guy who decided to ride a horse into a Target.... shoppers minding their own business, all of a sudden, this guy [chuckles] comes through the door. I don't know what this guy's motive was, other than the fact he just got a whole lot of views, and now I'm talking about him here on the air, and it didn't happen in the area. He's getting national news. The horse did what horses do, right there on the floor. Yeah, I mentioned that. Like, the horse did, uh, number two, right there on the floor. So employees aren't just dealing with spilled Starbucks and abandoned carts, they're dealing with a situation that absolutely did not come up during training. Now, the funniest part about the video is that the guy who is the loss prevention officer of Target, every single one of those people takes their job way too seriously, and I'm being-- I, I, I'm, I have never seen a person who's a loss prevention officer at Target not be like: "You know what? Who cares? I'm just here for the paycheck." No, they, they act like they're a real cop. [laughs] They, they... This guy was so mad, he was so irate, that this guy on a horse just came into Target. He's sprinting after the horse. He's sprinting after the guy. A, a horse definitely can outrun you, dude, especially the guy that I saw. The guy with, with the, with the thick glasses, very nerdy-looking dude. He's- he sees the guy on the horse. He starts going, "Ugh!" You know, he gets all aggravated, runs towards it. There's even a girl who's, like, I, I, I'm assuming the manager, that runs behind him to go try to stop this guy on a horse. Now, are they gonna ban him from the store for riding a horse into the store? Probably. He'll probably get that letter in the mail saying, "Hey, um, due to recent acts or due to a recent thing that you did, you're no longer allowed in Target," just because he rode a horse into the store. [chuckles] I think the worst part about it, though, is that it, it did do its business right there on the floor. If you wanna see the video, just look up, like, horse in Target. I'm sure it'll pop up. [whooshing] Trevor Lawrence led the Jacksonville Jaguars back to the NFL playoffs for the first time in three seasons, but the thing he might be most known for in twenty twenty-six is being lifted up at a bar by a woman. A video from a woman named Natasha has gone viral on TikTok that shows her running into Lawrence at a bar and asking to squat him. Maybe Lawrence can get Natasha to give him a lift when the Jaguars play the Buffalo Bills on Sunday afternoon in the wildcard playoffs. There's your cheesy football joke. The, uh, Tampa Bay Buccaneers missed the playoffs for the first time in five seasons, and one player believes it's all about practice. Not Allen Iverson. Tampa Bay, uh, head coach Todd Bowles... Is that how you say it, Bowles? Used a lot of walk-through practices because so many players were injured, but linebacker Ya Ya Diaby, I don't know how you say this name, Ya Ya Diaby, [chuckles] Ya Ya Diabetes, said the practices that weren't intense enough to prepare the team for game day. Uh, Diaby said, "We have to prepare to win. I know injuries are a big thing in this league, but be- but being ready for a game is just as important as anything else. Me, I love practice," [chuckles] is what he said. "Me love practice." Allen Iverson, uh, would wholeheartedly disagree. College basketball insider John Rothstein is putting his wallet on the line to motivate one of the most snake-bitten fan bases in sports. The Nebraska men's basketball team is enjoying an amazing season, but the program has famously never won a single NCAA tournament game in its one hundred and thirty-year history. Rothstein has promised that if the Huskers finally break the curse this March, he will fly to Lincoln and host an open bar tab for the fans. It's a win-win for the analyst. He either saves his money when they lose, or he becomes a, uh, local legend for buying a round for a city that's been waiting for over a century to celebrate. That does it for your Shot Clock Sports Update right here on KBEAR one oh one. [whooshing] You know that dumb phrase, "New year, new me"? If that's feeling a little, little too basic for you, how about, "New year, new butt," courtesy of someone else's old one? Yeah. There's a, uh, new cosmetic trend gaining traction called AlloClae. Is that how you say it? It's one word. A-L-L-O-C-L-A-E. And the short version is this: instead of using synthetic filler for, like, a classic BBL, you know, some people are opting for filler made from donated human fat. Yes, from people who are no longer using it. This, uh, stuff is in high demand for Brazilian butt lifts, whole bunch of other stuff. Doctors are calling it the next big thing. Patients are calling it a lunchtime lift because it can be done without, uh, general anesthesia. Which is wild, because I don't know about you, but lunchtime for me is, like, a sandwich, not inheriting part of a stranger, you know? Uh, let's talk about the shopping list for this glow-up. You need deep pockets, a plastic surgeon, and a cadaver. That sentence alone should have stopped the meeting, right? Doctors say demand is exploding, which is not the word you want anywhere near this conversation, and some clinics can barely keep the stuff in stock, which means somewhere there's a waiting list full of people saying, "I don't care whose it was, just make it work." [whooshing] I've learned something very important from our sister station, Z one oh three, and it's that pregnancy cravings are absolutely unhinged. They're, they're running this thing called Mama's Munchies with Mountain View Hospital, where moms-to-be are submitting their wildest food cravings. I'm talking combos that should not exist, stuff that would get you kicked out of a restaurant, but somehow makes total sense when you're pregnant, right? All you do is snap a photo, explain the craving, and enter it in the app, the same KBEAR one oh one app you already have. I, uh, put the form up there. Z one oh three Mama's Munchies is what it's called, right there on the menu. If you're a mom-to-be, and you have this wild, like, pregnancy craving, you can snap a picture of it, put in the description, submit it through the app. Z one oh three puts the craziest ones on air and socials. People vote, and the top cravings get re- recreated for Katie Lee to actually try. One expecting mom ends up winning a full nursery setup and-... a professional newborn photo shoot, which is wild because all this started with some- was, was with someone saying, "Hear me out, like, pickles and peanut butter." You know, that type of thing. So if you're pregnant or know someone who is, tell them to enter Mama's Munchies right now with Z103 and M- and, uh, Mountain View Hospital. Enter right now through the app. [whooshing sound] So Google has this big search thing that tries to answer questions using AI. Basically, you type something in, and it gives you what feels like a real answer instead of just links. But the problem is, sometimes the AI just makes stuff up, right? We've all made fun of that in the past. People call that, uh, a hallucination. Not like tripping over your own feet, but like the computer confidently telling you the sky is green when it's really blue. And because this was happening enough that users were noticing it, like getting answers that were straight-up wrong, Google decided to hire a bunch of people whose job is literally to watch the AI's answers and fix the ones that are off. They're calling them AI answers quality engineers, which is just a fancy way of saying people who make sure the AI doesn't lie to you. It's kind of funny when you think about it. A huge company built this super smart system, but it still needs actual humans double-checking what it says, almost like having someone proofread your texts before you send them. So yeah, Google is basically putting people in the loop, so the AI doesn't confidently give you junk information. Simple as that, right? It's very weird. 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where do you go from there? It's like you're just sitting there at the computer, and then AI will just give you a bunch of wrong answers, then you have to fix them real quick. Or how does this all work? I would love to know. Working for Google, I've heard, is actually quite nice. You have a whole giant campus. I'm, I'm sure you get paid a lot of money. Imagine sitting there at the computer, just proofreading. I know when I send, uh, voice-over work to Jade or whatever, if I send a script over to him, he proofreads. He should put in his d- job description, Peach's answer quality engineer. Let's play some, uh, Devil Wears Prada. Everybody Knows on K-Bear one-oh-one. [whooshing sound] All right, I've talked about my, uh, not hatred, that's too strong of a word, my, uh, disliking of tribute bands a few times in the past. Ninety-four point one, The Zone. I don't know where that station's located. I should click on their page and find out. Rochester, New York, so I'm assuming this is a pretty big radio station. If you have a radio station in, in, in New, in New York, yeah, that's the number one market. So, uh, they, they po-- they pro- [chuckles] they posted this contest: win tickets to see Stupify, the Disturbed tribute band, at Del Lago all week on the Morning Zone Out. Do they really call their morning show the Morning Zone Out? Like, you're supposed to be so bored, you just zone out? [chuckles] Who came up with that title? But anyway, this, this picture of this Disturbed [chuckles] tribute band is quite sad. Uh, they, they tried their hardest with this. It, it, it's definitely meme-worthy. I mean, it's gaining traction for all the wrong reasons. I see tons of people in the comments going, "Hot Topic called." "Ew! What? No, the original one is bad enough." "I don't even like the original." They're taking screenshots of the, the fake David Draiman guy's face and zooming in on it. [laughing] I, I just think it's, it's pretty ridiculous when you, you give away tickets to a tribute band show, and you're a radio station in New York. I don't know. To me, tribute bands, oh, they're so annoying. It's like, just g-- if you can't see the real thing, oh, well, the band's gone. Like the Beatles tribute band that plays in my, uh, parents' neighborhood. There's a steakhouse right by their house, where they have breakfast with the Beatles, and fake John Lennon goes on stage, fake Paul, fake Ringo, fake George, and they try their absolute best. And, well... it's not, it's not good, but they try their best. Tribute bands, they're awful. I'm sorry. Let's do some Lamb of God to amp things up now. Sepsis. [whooshing sound] We all know what happened at that Coldplay concert when that CEO got caught cheating on his wife. The, uh, him and that, uh, secretary were having that affair. This guy i- is in a similar boat. He is suing a restaurant after a promotional TikTok video they made accidentally outed him for having a secret affair. Yeah, you heard that right. Here's what went down: the, the, the restaurant posted a TikTok to promote itself. You know, quick cuts, happy customers, smiling servers, the usual. It's supposed to look like a great place to go eat. But somewhere in the background, you can see this guy cozying up to someone who is definitely not his wife, [chuckles] and people noticed, and I mean noticed. The clip started circulating because, well, people online love a mystery and a hint of scandal. Before long, someone in hi- in his life had seen it, had seen it, and now he's saying the restaurant's video exposed his private business and hurt his reputation. Dude, you're at a public place, all right? Just like the idiot that was at the Coldplay concert. You're, you're there at a giant gathering of people, and you're also a CEO who makes a whole lot of money. So I'm assuming this guy was in some part of the venue where most people don't necessarily get the luxury of going to. I'm sure he was in a box somewhere, and, you know, Chris Martin just, funny enough, pointed out to him and said, "Hey," [chuckles] like, "Let's, uh, put the camera on these two lovebirds." And sure enough, they made it even worse by separating and making things awkward. Well, I don't think anybody really freaked out about this, uh, particular video, because there's nothing weird about two people cozying up to each other at a restaurant. I'm assuming somebody saw it in his life and then pointed it out in the comments, and then people all, you know, reacted to that guy's comment. So instead of just, you know, deleting the video, the restaurant, um... but ins- instead of just deleting the video and ghosting that lunch special forever-...He filed a lawsuit. Only in the age of TikTok does a place try- does a place just trying to sell you buffalo wings turn into a relationship plot twist. I know this guy's already gonna lose. It, it's just so funny that if you're gonna cheat, uh, you shouldn't cheat whatsoever, [laughs] but if you're going to, definitely don't do it at a public restaurant. And if you see somebody with their phone out recording a video, you might wanna, you know, separate yourself from the other person. Just like that previous break, let's talk about something that happened that shouldn't have been on camera. This is one of those tech stories that's so hilariously awkward, it almost feels intentional. Microsoft, in a recent Windows 11 ad that's all about gaming, shows, uh, someone, someone's taskbar pinned with Chrome, you know, Google's browser, right there in the dock. Except, in the same breath, the ad is telling people that you should never use Google Chrome if you want the best Windows experience. Yeah, that happened. It's basically like someone recommending you never drink soda while they're holding a can of Coke in the shot. [laughs] People online are having a field day with this because it's just so perfectly contradictory. Microsoft's trying to say, "Trust us, Edge is better," while casually showing Chrome sitting right there on the taskbar like it's the family pet. I wonder exactly who got in trouble for that. Uh, uh, they, they all saw the commercial in its final cut, and they went, "That's perfect! Let's release it." They release it. Sure enough, everyone sees that. Some high-up executive yells at the, uh, lower-tier staff. Somebody's getting fired over this dumb mistake. It's pretty entertaining, though. It's time for What the Headline, and this one is a masterclass in taking a simple mistake and escalating it in the worst p- possible way. A postal worker in Florida facing serious criminal charges after police say he tried to run over a 10-year-old kid with his mail truck. [laughs] Here's how this, uh, somehow unfolded: investigators say the postal carrier accidentally delivered a package to the wrong house. A kid who lived there noticed the mistake, grabbed the package, hopped on his electric scooter, and tried to take it to the correct address. Good kid behavior. Helpful problem-solving. But police say the mail carrier saw the kid with the package and immedi- immediately assumed, "Ah, yes, crime." And according to the investigators, instead of asking a question or checking the address or doing literally anything reasonable, the postal worker allegedly drove his truck straight toward the kid, ran over the scooter, and barely missed hitting the child, who jumped out of the way and hurt his ankle. And it doesn't stop there. Police say the guy then got out, pulled the crushed scooter from under the truck, loaded it into the vehicle, yelled at the kid as the parents came outside, and then drove away. Over a package he misdelivered! He was arrested days later, now charged with a whole bunch of stuff. The, the Postal Service is investigating, which is wild because this all started with, "Oops, wrong house." Somehow, that turned into felony charges, a destroyed scooter, and a reminder that sometimes the most dangerous thing in a neighborhood is a complete lack of common sense. That is it for your, uh, What the Headline today right here on K-Bear 101. There's this, uh, former NFL lineman, Matt Kalil. He is suing his ex-wife, model and influencer Haley Kalil, over comments she made in a live stream about their, uh, private relationship. According to the, uh, lawsuit, Haley shared personal details from their marriage during this online broadcast late last year, things that Matt say crossed a line and led to, uh, public attention and harassment directed at him and his current family. It's funny because, well, what she said was not necessarily something that I can share with you on the air, but it's something that nobody should be ashamed of whatsoever. [laughs] Like, the... What she said was rather, I don't know, um... Y- you feel like he would be proud, to say the least. The lawsuit, filed this week, claims those remarks invaded his privacy. They were used to drive engagement on social media. He's asking for a jury trial and damages in excess of $75,000. Uh, uh, didn't he get paid a lot of money for, from being in the NFL? Does he really need it? Haley's side says she plans to move to dismiss the case, nothing that- or noting that both she and Matt are public figures, and arguing that discussing personal experiences should be protected speech. She said, she said the lawsuit was shocking and emotionally painful. Uh, Haley seems like a fun person overall. I've seen her, uh, videos on social media. Again, I just think what she said about what- m- about Matt and, uh, some personal details, again, to say the least, um, should not- he should not be ashamed of. If you wanna read more about it, you can just look it up for yourself. I can't explain it here. [upbeat music] Thanks for listening to Peaches Pit Party, the podcast. If you enjoyed the show, please share, subscribe, and rate the podcast. Peaches Pit Party is hosted by me, Peaches, AKA Brendan Peach, and is a production of Riverbend Media Group. For more information or to contact the show, visit riverbendmediagroup.com. Until next time, Peach out.