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A replay of Peaches Pit Party which you can hear on KBEAR 101 weekday afternoons 2pm - 7pm MST
Thanks for checking the show out. Appreciate it. Here we go. It feels like I just left this place, and now I'm back here again doing this show. It's pre Friday, aka Thursday, December 5, 2024.
Last night, I didn't get out of here till about 7:30. I'm usually out of here around 5 or so, but I was doing that podcast with my friend John. I'm starting up this new podcast interviewing people in the radio business, and me and him haven't talked in forever. So we ended up talking for almost 2 hours, just back and forth. I showed him a bunch of bands we play here.
He's not very familiar not familiar at all with the genre, so I showed him Electric Call Boy. I showed him Sleep Token. He was having a fun time with it. And, yeah, he's a prominent radio personality out in Los Angeles. That episode should be up maybe this week, maybe next week.
I'm hoping. It's a cool new podcast that I've been wanting to start, and now I gotta book other guests for that podcast. You can find Peach's Pip Party on demand. You can find the noon hour of madness and mayhem now on demand. You can find Victor's show on demand, and, of course, Traffic School powered by the advocates also on demand.
All of our all of our shows, all of our content, wherever you get your podcasts. If you wanna get ahold of me, you can reach me live on the show at 208-535-1015. I shouldn't say live on the show. You could reach me off the air as well. Peach's pit party will continue here in just a few on Kay Bear 101.
Kay Bear 101. One question that I get asked all the time. Are you able to, lie completely flat on your mattress, or do your feet hang off at the end of the bed? Mine don't. I have a queen bed.
I'm just fine on it. I was looking here at this, did you know article? It says, you may or may not know this, but there is this jumbo sized bed called the Alaska that's bigger than the California king. If you haven't seen this thing, it's 9 foot by 9 foot, large enough for 4 adults. It's advertised by mattress companies for co sleeping with children, pets, all that, but probably would be a good size for I'm not gonna get into that.
But I personally would like a 9 foot by 9 foot bed just to have the more room, but you gotta have a bedroom big enough to hold that thing. You don't want a bedroom that's literally just a bed. Right as you open the door, the whole thing's a bed. Maybe that's a fantasy for some people, but I wanna have at least other stuff in the bedroom. I gotta have access to my closet, access to my dresser.
Maybe down the line how much do one of these things cost? Probably a ton of money. I have seen some NBA players that have something like this. Beau Brown, who's a 7 foot one content creator. He actually oh, I know about this guy.
All he talks about is his height online. He has an Alaska bed. I believe his wife's, like, 6 4. They're they're both extremely tall. So if I had money like Beau does, then I would totally get an Alaska bed for sure.
Victor, I brought you in here for this, talk, this conversation about this innovative new product. Have you ever been in a mosh pit and had to use the restroom? Yeah. Yeah. And it's a bummer because sometimes you gotta leave.
You know? Gotta lose your spot in your brows. This? The the this, new product? Is it, the metal diaper?
Yeah. The metal diaper. Did. Good. Depends.
Who who are they teaming up with? Liquid Death, which is a great sparkling water company. Yes. So Liquid Death teaming up with Depends to make diapers for metal heads to wear to shows. I think it's a great idea.
But if you see somebody wearing that, you're not wanting to touch them. Because it's like this almost Rob Halfordized, fanny pack. There's leather. There's spikes on it. Yeah.
And, you know, there's enough smells in the crowd as it is. I don't think we need to have people, you know, dropping Duke in the crowd even if it's contained. It's just so gross. It's funny, though. I mean, I think as a goof, it would be really funny to wear one of those Right.
To a show. But $75 to buy 1. $75? Yeah. Yeah.
You can buy regular. Depends for much cheaper. And I'm sure they're gonna be sold out. Let's let's click on this. Probably.
Are they are they not even like, oh, yeah. See? Sold out right there. Sold out. Completely.
Holy cow. For $75? They probably only make, like, a 100 of these. Probably. I I was talking about that with the, lickable KFC wallpaper.
Oh, yeah. Yeah. Not the wallpaper. The gift wrapping. Yeah.
And they've done, like, candles, KFC oh, the Yule Log. I remember KFC did a Yule Log. You put it in your fireplace, and it smells like fried chicken. Yeah. Yeah.
But you couldn't you couldn't get one. Wow. You had a cough over there? Yeah. I I did see that, then I scrolled down, and I saw 16 things middle middleheads really need to get over.
That's part of the same article. Oh, that's part of the same article. Should we save that for another break? Or Yeah. Let's save it.
Well, thank you, Victor, for joining the program right as you're about to leave. Appreciate it. No problem. 16 themes middle heads really need to get over according to Loudwire. I wanna know who exactly came up with this article here, as to why they they probably just thought about this in the shower, wrote out wrote down all these ideas, and then elaborated on those ideas.
But Probably. The first thing, bans aren't as big as they were in the 19 eighties. Yeah. Get over it. You know, we had that 5 finger death punch, Megadeth tour.
Megadeth fans lost their mind. A lot of bands, you know, they lose popularity. I mean, Megadeth's still extremely popular, but 5 finger death punch at the time was just a bigger band that could bring in more people. The only band that I can think would outpower 5 finger death punch is definitely Metallica. Metallica.
Yeah. I mean, as far as the older bands, I mean, you you have you know, Slayer might draw more than, than 5 Finger. I don't know. They were playing amphitheaters on there, but Carewell said though. Well, it's, you know They're they're the same members, aren't they?
But Dave Lombardo's not a part of it. Yeah. They've got they've had 2 main drummers over the years, Dave Lombardo and Paul Bostaff. I'm not sure if either of them are in the band anymore, and then guitarist Jeff Hahnemann, he passed away. See?
Not to say. But you know that Slayer farewell tour when they had Gary Holt from Exodus playing guitar? Yeah. They were playing huge venues, but it was also a farewell tour. I don't know.
If Megadeth did a farewell tour, they might draw more people in. You know? Because people like, oh, it's our the last opportunity. Yeah. You know?
And Slayer's playing shows again. Never believe a band that says it's a farewell tour. Just like Michael McElromis. This is the last time we're we're playing Welcome to the Black Parade forever. Yeah.
Sure. Lie. Yeah. You're not gonna play the big hit? Mhmm.
Right. MGK is huge. Deal with it according to Loudwire. Yeah. And I still wouldn't classify him as a rock artist anyway, but, you know, he's he's popular.
We play him on z 103. There you go. Yeah. He's he's very popular. Bands who change their sound.
Yeah, dude. Okay. Take this from a guy who's been in bands. It gets boring to do the same thing over and over. It I can't imagine being ACDC.
Holy cow. Like, a 100 years of playing the same song over and over again, and every song, it sounds the same. Well, you could say the same thing about rise against bad religion and sublime. Sublime is the same. Dude, there it couldn't be more boring than being a reggae guitarist.
Alright. That's your riff. They're they're too busy in another universe in their head because they're under a certain thing. Well, yeah. So I can't really play too many notes, man.
We gotta keep it slow and groovy. Well, contrasting bands who change their sound, bands who don't change their sound on the of this list here, the 16 themes metalheads need to get over. Yeah. I mean, again, that gets boring to me. You know, if a band doesn't change their sound, I get bored.
That's why I like those Whitechapel albums where they're doing clean parts and things like that. Uh-huh. You know, Slayer, they started to bore me after a while. Every song, you know, I mean and I like Metallica's thrash stuff better, but if all they had done for all those years was thrash, it would have gotten old. It got old.
And, honestly, you know, putting out the Black Album was the smartest business move they could have ever done. Definitely. You know? So Rejecting new sub genres and there's a picture of Poppy with this one. Well, we all know how I feel about that.
The new sounds are good. You know? That's why I always throw the weird stuff that radio doesn't understand and might even be a bit of a challenge for listeners, I like throwing that at them. And eventually, you know, stuff grows on people like Electric Hall Boy, Poppy. When we first started playing these bands, people thought we had lost our minds.
And Most definitely. We're just you know, I'll pat myself on the back ahead of the game. Right. Right. Ahead of the curve around here.
Chanting one more song for an encore. I feel like that's almost the equivalent of clapping when your plane lands or getting up too fast and you're just standing there in the hall the aisle. Well, encores are kinda stupid. Like, bands should only do them as a special occasion or just build it into the show. Like, when you go see Ghost, they're like, alright.
Right now is normally where we'd leave the stage, dink around for a bit. We're no. We're just we're gonna play 3 more songs, and then you guys go home. And then they yeah. Just keep the show going.
I agree with this one too. Thinking that not wearing earplugs makes you tough. I I don't think that people who don't wear earplugs There's some think they're tough. There's some alpha dudes out there. They're very similar guys who drive the lifted trucks, and they don't actually use the trucks.
Because I don't like wearing earplugs at shows because it doesn't sound as good. I don't care how good your earplugs are. It's not the same, but I do try to wear them because I have a constant ringing in my ears. Because you didn't wear earplugs? Mhmm.
Yeah. Gotta keep them healthy. I mean, bad enough that we work all day wearing headphones. Yeah. You know?
That's not good. How about this one? Hating bands who sound like classic bands, and it shows Greta Van Fleet. To me, I I sorta like what Greta Van Fleet puts out there, but I don't actually stream them in my own time. Yeah.
They have a few songs that I think are really good. I mean, from a creative standpoint, I think it's boring, but I don't like it when any band sounds like anybody else, not even classic bands. We could talk about whatever new trend pops. You know, like, you know, we what were we listening to the other day? And I was so glad that it had a weird breakdown or you know, because every song now has to have a breakdown.
You know, every song following a very similar structure. You got a lot of bands out there all sounding the same, and it's so boring. Yeah. I can't imagine writing music and just being like, we gotta do this. American Metalcore.
That's the that's what's basically is now. Clean vocals, then out of nowhere, you just hear some guys screaming Mhmm. And then it goes right into chugging of the guitar and this And then you have the buildup and the breakdown, do the chorus again, songs over. Right. Yeah.
It would it would bore just bore me to death to try to fit my music into a box. Mhmm. Like, I need to be this genre. You saw it happen when Korn and Limp Bizkit blew up. You know, there were a 1000000 bands that came out that all sounded like that.
When Nickelback blew up, a 1000000 bands that all sound like that, and it's it's just so boring. I don't know how these artists I you know, like, I love TOOL Peaches. But if I tried to create a band that sounded exactly like TOOL, it just seems lame to me. Do you do you, did you hear my pick of the day earlier this week from this band called DeRu? No.
We're now getting bands who are copying for for sure Sleep Token. Oh, yeah. Yep. You ready to hear this? Yeah.
Let's just hear it. Pulled up here. There's the typical simple intro. You know? It's a nice synth action.
A storm builds in your mind. Yeah. Alright. Definitely. Thunder reflex through your eyes.
Jumping away? Yeah. I wanna hear what it does. Do we go, like, a minute in? I don't know.
Wherever there's something happening. So strong it cracks the sky. Nothing seems to be alright. No rain until first. Definitely SleepToking inspired.
Definitely SleepToking inspired for sure. And, you know, it's fine. You know, they're it's like the band 10 years. They sound exactly like A Perfect Circle. And I went to their show, wasn't a big fan prior to the show.
I love A Perfect Circle. So seeing 10 years live, I was like, this is great. I like songs that sound like this, but they sound exactly like a perfect circle, especially their old stuff. You know? They've they've kinda come into their own a little bit more, but if you listen to, like, the song Beautiful, that is, like, totally, you know, a perfect circle to a t.
Interesting. Oh, and I wonder how many other bands out there are gonna try to copy all these, multigenera in one bands, like Kim Dracula and Sleep Token and what who else is there that's doing the whole all genres in mind? You can even look at bands like Bring Me the Horizon. You know, they they put out some straight up pop songs. There there's a lot of them, and there's a lot of cross genre stuff going, which I think is good.
I wanna see Sleep Token on z 103. That's what I wanna see. I wanna see them get so big. I wanna see a metal, you know, rock slash metal band so big. They were close.
They're on z 103. We almost put them on there. The the do you really do you wish that you loved me or something like that? Yeah. Because it would have fit sonically, but I wanna see a song come out so big.
Like, we're playing the emptiness machine by Lincoln Park on z one zero three. Yeah. Because it It's just so massive. It's huge. Yeah.
And it's a it's a rocker. So that's what rock and metal needs. It needs to break into the mainstream. Knocked loose. Please.
Loose. There was no churn. Big that all of a sudden knocked loose plays on z. Yeah. That would be hilarious.
I mean, I grew up during the time when rock and metal were the biggest genres in the world, when Limp Bizkit and Korn dominated, and they were on top 40 radio. And then, you know, it all ebbs and flows. It would be crazy to see it get back to that point, and I think there's definitely a possibility with all this genre blending. Going back to the MGK thing, I mean, he's sort of bringing that rock beginning. He's doing rock in his own way, but he could lead to people discovering rock even more so and then going, okay.
MGK actually sucks. These are the bands that I should follow, type thing. And there's a lot of pop artists, like straight up pop artists putting out rock songs. Olivia Rodrigo Uh-huh. You know, those are rock songs.
Lady Gaga, that I'd call that an industrial song. So, you know, I think those pop artists are getting bored. You know? So they're trying some new things, and that's great for for rock and metal. You know?
It needs to be the biggest thing. Well, pop peaked in, like, 2011 to 2014. There was a lot of good stuff from, like, that era, that early 2 20 tens, and now we're just kind of Well, I mean facing the mumble rap generation or these weirdos. Yeah. But that stuff's kinda on the way out.
I mean, the biggest artists out there right now are, Sabrina Carpenter Mhmm. Chapel Roan. You know, obviously, Taylor Swift. Post Malone. What about, like, Lizzo or something like that?
I wouldn't call her. Billie Eilish. Yep. I'd call her one of the biggest artists out. Bruno Mars is still doing huge things.
He's barely doing anything. He put out those songs just recently. He wasn't doing anything for the longest time. But those yeah. That song he did with, Lady Gaga, that's the biggest song out right now.
You know? So, I mean, pop's definitely dominating, and I think the mumble rap is a little bit on the way out. You know? I don't know. I'm hoping.
I'm I'm hoping. I'm not a big fan of it. Yeah. I like I like my old school, you know, nineties rap, and I like Eminem, but I'm not I don't know. The the mumble rap, it just I never caught the vibe, I guess.
Nah. Nah. Not good. But I'm glad you joined me for this 16 reasons list here from Loudwire. You're welcome, Pete.
Was like a good list. Alright. Good list. And this right here is your Shot Clock sports update. It looks like the Cincinnati Bengals probably won't make the playoffs this season, which means quarterback Joe Burrow can continue to work on his dream of becoming Batman.
The cameras of HBO's Hard Knocks caught Burrow telling a couple of teammates that he bought one of the batmobiles based on the model he used in Christopher Nolan's trilogy, and it seems Burrow isn't done spending some of his fortune as he also admitted to his teammates that his next move is to buy the expensive batsuit. I mean, if you have the money, sure, but do I think it's a waste? Absolutely. Tonight on Thursday night football, the Green Bay Packers face off against the Detroit Lions to kick off week 14 of the NFL schedule. While fans of a few teams have lost all hope, the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills have already clinched a spot in the playoffs, while the Lions, Minnesota Vikings, and Philadelphia Eagles also could wrap up a spot in the postseason before the weekend is over.
And in college football news here on your Shot Clock sports update, last month, organizers of the Pop Tarts Bowl, you know, the one where the winning team gets to eat the mascot, announced there will be 3 flavors of Pop Tarts mascots available after the game on December 28th. At that time, they announced frosted hot fudge sundae and frosted wild berry would be there, and they teased a third mystery flavor. Well, there's no more mystery. The third flavor will be cinnamon roll. So we and the winners of the Pop Tarts Bowl have that to look forward to, which is nice.
That does it for your Shot Clock Sports Update right here on K Bear 101. As a guy who's worked in the fast food industry, it absolutely sucks to be constantly on your feet, working as hard as you do for very little pay, and then you get people who come into the restaurant feeling like they need to be treated like royalty for whatever reason. I don't know what gets into their head to think that they can treat somebody that way. I don't understand it, but it happens all the time. This Florida woman, she was arrested over raising Cane's dipping sauce.
She was arrested last Friday because she discovered that her order was missing 8 sauce packets. She then reportedly struck an employee and tried to rip off the victim's Cane's ID from a lanyard. Luckily, she I mean, well, here's the thing. She was released Saturday on $2,500 bond, entered a not guilty plea. But you also gotta think an extra one and a half ounce container of Cane's dipping sauce costs 39¢.
Every single time I go to a drive through and the person behind the window or person in behind the window, yeah, says to me, I'm so sorry for the wait. I'm just like, it's okay. It happens. Like, it's no big deal. I understand it completely.
There has been there was many customers when I worked at In N Out that were just rude for absolutely no reason. People that wanted their drinks right then and there, they wanted to clog the line. They wanted weird customizations to a very simple order that no. Order that could have been simple. The In N Out menu is literally cheeseburgers, hamburgers, and fries.
Do you know how many people made that complicated? I'm sure you're probably well aware because if you look at Starbucks, all they serve is coffee. But they allow people to make all these customizations, and it would be awful to be a barista. Oh, I'm always down for a good list, to talk about a good list, just like what Victor and I did not that long ago with the whole 16 themes metalheads really need to get over. Saw this here, the most overcrowded chaotic tourist attractions over the holidays.
And it says Universal Studios, the Rockefeller Center, both of them make total sense. Silverwood theme park. I believe that's, oh, that's Idaho's Silverwood theme park. Is that where is that at? Probably over closer to Boise, I'm assuming.
I don't know. Don't care. The Nuremberg Christmas market over in Germany, that also makes sense. But then this, article went on to say, hey. We've listed the top 10 most overcrowded holiday attractions below, and they have Universal Studios Hollywood at number 1.
It's a great place to go, but if you're expecting some crazy thing, it's not gonna be all that great. They have maybe 6 or 7 rides. All of them are pretty much the exact same thing. You sit in a tiny little vehicle, and it moves around. And you look at a screen, and you pretend that you're doing the thing on the screen, and it blasts smells in your face.
There's only one water ride. There's one little indoor roller coaster. I believe that is still there, the mummy ride. Other than that, you get to just be at a actual working movie studio. The tram ride is actually the coolest.
Back when I first went to Hollywood back when I first went to Universal Studios with my family, my dad kept harping on the fact we gotta go on the tram ride. We gotta go on the tram ride. And I was thinking it's gonna be some boring ride about the history of the movie studios, and that's it. But, no, was I was I completely wrong? That ride is the coolest thing there is.
There's different parts to it where they, you know, have the Jaws shark pop out at you. You get to drive by the Psycho house. It's really cool. That part is not overrated. Oh, but overcrowded during the holiday season, it's pretty bad.
I would say wait for that boring part of the year where everybody's in school. Take the kids out of school. Go down to Southern California. Go on a nice little mini vacation and enjoy yourself. If you're traveling from here to there, you might as well go when nobody else is there and truly enjoy everything that Universal Studios has to offer.
The Chili Peppers on Kay Barrett 101. If you're feeling like the holidays are even more rushed than usual this year, you're not imagining it. Every here's why everything feels so crunched this year. Thanksgiving fell on November 28th this year, the latest it can possibly be. This means we lost almost a whole week between Thanksgiving and Christmas compared to last year.
In 2023, we had 5 weekends between the holidays. This year, we only get 4, making it feel like there's less time for all the festive activities. And Christmas lands in the middle of the week, which means fewer people can book, bookend their holidays with a long weekend. My friend, Bryson, he's deciding to travel back to Idaho from, Georgia. I talked about his story on the air about how he moved to, Cumming, Georgia to basically start a new chapter in his life, and he's coming back for Christmas to celebrate it with his family and all that.
And I'm I'm glad. I'll probably see him for a little while. I don't really know what days we have off on Christmas week. I'm hoping we get Christmas Eve and, of course, Christmas off. And I'm hoping maybe I'm it'd be great to have that whole week off, and I I don't plan on traveling back to to home during the holidays.
I would like to try to travel back for New Year's, but we'll see. I don't necessarily wanna buy a last minute flight and throw off. I might just wait till January to fly home, but that's that's overall the reasons why you feel like, oh, man, Christmas is already 20 days away. It's coming up fast. Man, some of the things we have to do for social media, it gets quite annoying.
I talk about it with Victor all the time, how for some reason, Instagram changes things up, Facebook changes things up, doesn't push video content, instead pushes this. I spent, like, 20 to 30 minutes earlier this morning making the dumbest video of AI Optimus Prime saying that his favorite station is Kay Barrett 101, and it goes into the directed by Michael Bay thing. And it's a dumb little video that I spent way too much time on for one little dumb joke on our Facebook page. If you wanna see it, if you don't follow us on any social media pages, make sure to do so, please. I spend time trying to make, well, stupid content for our pages, Khabir one zero one FM, on all platforms, including the newest platform that is Blue Sky.
I'm now getting overwhelmed by how many social media platforms there are. It's sorta dumb that I have to, like, catalog everything or people try their best to do so. I'd much rather just ditch my phone for a month and then come back to it. So I was scrolling AskReddit trying to find a question for tomorrow's Depeach Thirone. I I'm trying my best to actually just come up with a list and just save all these different questions so that way I can just pick 1, put it out there on social media, talk about it on the show, and then have a question ready to go for that show for the 4 PM hour instead of scrolling AskReddit or scrolling different sources trying to find something for the feature.
I did see this question. What's a fun, quote, unquote, fun profession that's really heck if you've actually been in it? Top answer I saw was, doggy daycare. It's mostly stopping the, dogs from eating each other's, number 2 and constantly cleaning up said number 2, mopping up number 1, very little dog interaction. Makes total complete sense.
Any job with a nonprofit, you start working there because you wanna be part of some worthy cause, and you realize that the pay is awful, there's no advancement, and the politics are like every small family company. But worse, when you quit, they'll try to guilt you in a stain for the cause. Yuck. For me, it's being a chef a chef that looks glamorous, especially on TV with all the creativity and passion involved in cooking, but the reality is lawn hours, intense pressure, constant stress, dealing with rude customers, or difficult coworkers. I I could put radio in there and say the higher up you go on radio, the worse it gets, like the the being in charge of everything, how much behind the scenes stuff that you have to do.
There's a a lot of different answers. It's basically like like, what band do you think sucks? And everyone has their own answer, and you end up with a list of all these different bands. That's what this, question on Reddit feels like. Like, Like, if I put radio in there, I'd be like, why?
But it's like, well, I do all this work just to hear someone go, I I don't listen to the radio. I like my Spotify wrapped and all of that. While a champion left his trophies in a taxicab, this champion jockey Glenn Boss left 3 of his trophies in a taxicab in Sydney, Australia while he was on his way to a speaking engagement. He had 3 bags, and they were all just left in a taxi. Called 13 cabs, was able to connect to the driver.
Luckily, his Melbourne Cup trophies were quickly returned to him. Boss won the cup in 2003, 2004, 2005. I don't know why. Maybe just because the show off or your speaking engagement. Sure.
I get it. At this point, I you know, 20 years later, you might as well just keep the trophies at home, get, like, duplicates made or something, have that be what you brought. This is the craziest story today. Really? Well, there are even crazier stories that I probably could try to talk about, but the subject matter, I would get a JPA, a jade pucker alert, and then there would be that talking to.
And you know my mantra, the best interaction is no interaction. Man, tomorrow is going to be rather busy. I'll be doing my usual tasks, which already take up a ton of my day. I usually have to come in on weekends and conquer other tasks that need to be done. But Friday might be distracting with the Nick Nocturnal Awards happening live on Twitch the same time my show is going, and I might just have it on watching it while doing the show or have it on the background.
I can't even say that. I shouldn't have said that on the ear because now Jade's gonna hear that. And just like what I said in today's what the headline is gonna be that talking to. Peaches, I saw I heard you say that you're gonna be watching, some entertainment instead of doing your job. I'm trying my best to get the job done.
I'm only one person. Only one person. Jade understands that. He's he's cool, but the the Nick Nocturnal Awards are something worth maybe talking about on the air with all the different categories in rock and middle. If you're if you're not familiar with Nick Nocturnal, we've had him on the show, a couple times now.
I had him, I think, twice on my show and once on Victors. And he's a he's a cool dude, chill guy, knows a lot about rock and metal. He's basically the face of it now. And doing these awards really brings a spotlight to the genres, so I'm happy that he's representing it in a good way, in a very good way, as a matter of fact. So I'll be excited to see who wins album of the year tomorrow, who wins song of the year tomorrow, who wins, best, most fun medal moment.
I'm hoping it's Dojira at the Olympics because that was a monumental moment this year. Well, let's talk about fears. For today's to peach their own question, what's your weirdest or most irrational fear? The first thing that comes to your mind, call in right now, 208-535-1015. If there's a cool backstory, let me know.
If there's no reason why, let me know of that as well. I don't know what it was back when I was a kid, and I still am to this day, deathly afraid of being in a pool, being in the ocean, and some giant sea creature of any kind, maybe even not giant, just any sea creature of any kind coming towards me, trying to attack me. I'm terrified of that. Stingrays, they they they terrify me. Even the the big ones too, the ones that look like, you know, giant living room rugs with with tails, horrible.
Horrible. And I'm glad they, you know, got rid of my boy, Steve Irwin. Now I have a reason to kick the Esteem Ray without feeling bad by c one. You know, just smash it up, be like, that's for my boy, Steve, that type of thing. What's your weirdest or most irrational fear?
That is today's question for to peach their own. Let me know right now. 208-535-1015. Alrighty. I was looking at some of these answers on the Kay Barrett 101 Idaho Rocky Middle Facebook group considering no one has called in yet at 208 535-1015.
What's your weirdest or most irrational fear for the peach throne? I'm glad Jordan had a similar answer to me about the whole fish, deep waters, and everything. She put whales, the deepness of the ocean, sharks, or gators in a pool. Yep. That's another one of mine.
Kyle on open water at night coming up the stairs with all the darkness behind me. Good one right there. Tom, I can fly in helicopters and planes. I can go rappel off a 3 100 foot cliff in standard or Aussie style, but I'm scared of heights and will freeze 5 feet up a ladder. I never understood being the scare being scared of heights theme.
I could understand if there's, like, little, like, support below you, and you're way up high type thing. But 5 feet up a ladder, that's a little extreme, but that is why the segment is called the peach throne. Call in with your answer and let me know. 208-535-1015. If not, well, I'll just, move on to something else, I guess.
Hey, K Bear. How's it going? Hey, Peach. It's good. How are you?
I'm doing fantastic. What's your, most weird or irrational fear? So I can't do, like, falling asleep in a room with, like, the bedroom door open, but also can't do closets. Like, if I have a closet in the room, it has to be completely closed. So I always have to remind my husband, like, you need to close the closet when you're done because we're not falling asleep with it open.
I'm the exact same way back when I met my bed was in the other room. My closet remained shut. My bedroom door remained shut and locked. And I'm the only person in my place. So I'm I just, for some reason, have this fear.
Like, for some reason, somebody was gonna come in and do something to me. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And my husband doesn't get it.
He's like, what do you we're home. I'm like, you have to lock the doors. I don't care. That or, like, you know, like, the the the night monster comes out. Like, the Slendermint or the pokey man, whoever it may be.
Yeah. They'll get you up the stairs or in your closet. You never know. Right. Yeah.
Exactly. Well, thank you for calling in. I appreciate it. Absolutely. Thanks, Peaches.
Bye. K Bear, thanks for calling in. What's your weirdest or most irrational fear? Hey, Peaches. What's up?
Well, I just you know, I had blood well, not I had an infection in my stomach just not very long ago, and I I they don't know what caused it. So I'm like, am I gonna get it back here? Because, you know, they got rid of it, but I'm just gonna get this impression back. Dude, I I'm I had the exact same feeling about the whole Afib heart situation that happened to me last year. I I am now, like, on edge, and I can, like, hear and feel my heart every time because I'm just, yeah, now on edge all the time.
Sometimes I'll dial it back. But some days, if there's, like, a quick jump or something like that, I'm like, oh my god. I need to go to the hospital. Like, that that type of thing. So I totally get that whole whole fear.
Right. I mean, I've I've been in and out of the hospital my entire life, but at the same time, I had surgery, like, in February. Mhmm. Well, at least you're better now. Right?
Uh-oh. Or I think There it is. Sorry about that. And I for some your phone cut out. What was that?
I had, surgery in September. Oh, gotcha. And then I had to have emergency surgery again, like, 3 weeks after that because of this infection. Dang, man. I'm glad are you doing better now at least?
Yeah. Good. Good. Good. Good.
So, anyway, I I but I'm just hoping that it doesn't come back, because I'm like, what the heck? You know? I'm hoping too, man. Yeah. Keep me updated on that, please.
Alright. Yeah. Yeah. Let me know. I'm sure everything will be just fine, but, you know, that's all it's always in the back of your head for sure.
I get that. Alright. Yeah. Well, thank you for that answer. I appreciate it.
Yeah. Have a good one. You too. K, Bert, thanks for, calling in. What's your weirdest or most irrational fear?
I don't know if we could classify as a fear, but I have a thing with wet plastic, like, you know, like, meat packages or just, like, a plastic bag in water. Like, it just feels gross. I don't like having to touch it and deal with it. Is there a name for that? Let's see.
Fear of wet plastic. Plastophobia, is that really it? I guess so. That's just the fear of plastic in general. Which then that would be something, man.
That would be like if you're just afraid of plastic hydroplastophobia. Yeah. Hydroplastophobia. There you go. I could not imagine overall being afraid of plastic walking around the grocery store just screaming.
Oh, god. That'd be terrible. Hey, K Bear. Thanks for calling in. What's your, weirdest or most irrational fear?
Fresh apricots. Fresh apricots? So I used to help my mom can. Uh-huh. And we'd float the apricots in cold water after we blanched them, right, and everything.
And you crack some open every once in a while, and earwigs would come rushing out at you. Okay. Now I completely get it. So fresh apricots. I love them.
They're great. Yeah. I like to eat them. But, no, I just have a just an irrational fear. So if I'm picking them and stuff like that, I don't know if any are gonna come out at me.
Or Right. When I take them home, like, fridge or, you know, whatever's gonna happen. No. Fresh apricots, bad. Oh, that's that's terrible.
That's just that's gross and frightening. Yeah. I just looked it up. Fructophobia, fear of fruits overall. I was trying to find something specific like fear of fresh fresh apricots, but, nope.
That's just the people No. It's probably too specific. But Well, thank you for that answer. I appreciate that. Very welcome.
K. Bear, how's it going? So I have one. Okay. What's your most irrational fear?
My teeth falling out. Really? Oh, yeah. Yeah. That's You know how you dream about that and you're, like, you wake up and you're, like, checking your teeth to make sure there's they're all still there?
Yeah. You ever have that dream? Definitely. Yeah. How about Yeah.
I've had dreams where, like, I've lost people and I call them and, like, are you still alive? Oh, yeah. I've done that too. I have dreams where I see people and I'm like, dude, you need to call them for some reason, and you and you end up needing to call them for some reason. Isn't that weird?
People that I haven't even seen since high school 30 years ago. You know? It's just random. Yeah. It's almost like they're there with you.
And then Yeah. Too. It's almost like it it feels like, I always, hate to compare it to video games, but it feels like multiplayer. You know? Some like, somebody just joined you.
Yeah. Multiplayer dream. There you go. But, yeah, my teeth falling out is just an irrational fear. And when I have that dream, I'm freaking out in the morning.
Kbert, thanks for calling in. What's your weirdest and most irrational fear? It's kind of a goofy one. It's, I got a fear of being trapped in place. I have to be quiet.
I have this nightmare where I'm in a library and every move that little make I'm their the librarian's all, Don't you hate that, man? Like, every single time I I hear someone go, it drives me nuts for whatever reason. Yeah. That that's the reason why, like, every time I go to the airport, I hear that mom going, I'm like, dude, can you shut up? Like, that type of thing.
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