I think somebody switched the chairs in here, or they gave us a new one secretly. I don't know. I'm sitting here in the, uh, the chair that should be always here, and it feels different. It feels like the foot rest is way high. It feels like the armrests are way close together. I don't know if Victor tried making the chair that we've been sitting in for the past couple of months, if he tried making it Peaches-proof, or if somebody secretly came in here and gave us a newer, but also still cheap chair. Because I'm afraid to put my, uh, my feet on the, uh, foot rest because the last chair, I was accused of pushing it down. This one's way high. I have to sit here awkwardly with my feet on the floor. This chair is kind of awkwardly high. Like, s- for somebody like Victor, it's a little too high for him. He has to do that weird climbing thing. You ever seen an, a, seen a short person try to get out of a lifted truck? It's quite funny, right? It's also funny when you see them get back in. You h- you see them do that little hop. You see someone as, like, as short as Victor try to, like, just jump into their car. [laughs] It's, it's pretty great. If you wanna get ahold of me, you can, over at 208-535-1015. I hate the phrase "tickle in my throat," but I have something like that today. I woke up at, like, 4:40 AM l- this morning. Did that same usual thing. I've been doing that for the past couple of days. I've been waking up that early in the morning. I stay up, watch some reels, and then fall back asleep and wake up and I'm exhausted. Luckily, it wasn't so bad this morning, but still, I need to stop repeating that same darn thing.
Anyway, enough of my complaining. Peaches Pit Party will be back here in just a few on K-Bear 101. There are a lot more people that have tattoos these days. They're cool, right? I mean, I'm glad they're more normalized than before, like, it was some hideous thing, you know, back in the, back in the early days. You were seen as a delinquent if you got yourself a tattoo. I myself will never get one. I always promised my mom that I would never do so. I never really had the desire either to get one. I have this temporary tattoo that I stupidly put on myself. It's been hanging on. It's still on me. We were at that Halloween party Saturday night. They had a whole bunch of those temporary tattoos, and I thought I would look tough with some t- some type of skull.
It kinda looks like Victor's tattoo. You know the little one-eyed monster he has on his shoulder there? Something like that. Some, something along the lines of that is what he has. I don't know. If I were to get a tattoo, it'd be a full-on sleeve. It would have to be. Couldn't be something tiny. I don't know. I was looking here at the, the US cities with the highest rate of tattoo regret, and number one, funny enough, is Orlando, Florida. And I'm just thinking maybe it's because people get way wasted down there. It's like the party city, Orlando. They go get a tattoo drunkenly one night. They wake up and go, "What on Earth did I do? Why did I do this?" And then they get it removed. Atlanta, Georgia kind of feels like the same thing. That's at number two. Salt Lake City made number three, and I feel like that's entirely different. I feel like the Salt Lake City crowd, they get a tattoo, and then they get scorned by their family and community at the same time. "Why would you do that? That's against so many rules." You know what I'm talking about? [laughs]
They get that, uh, the community pressure to get rid of it immediately. If you have a tattoo, keep it. If it's terrible, like if it's really, really bad, I mean, get it altered. Don't get it removed. Like, get it covered up or something. Something better than, than just getting it removed altogether. You paid a lot of money to have that design on you. Let's move on to some Rain City Drive with Dayseeker Medicate Me on K-Bear 101. It feels like every time I go onto Facebook, there's some post about how GTA VI is going to have this and GTA VI is not gonna have this, which will leave, uh, consumers, leave gamers mad or something like that, you know? We've all seen AI make some outrageous and untrue claims before, and when it comes to Grand Theft Auto VI, you should not believe a single word any AI tells you. This YouTuber, Jeffrey Phillips, he proved that when he got Google's AI to believe that GTA VI had a torque button. Yeah. Phillips posted that the game would have a, uh, torque button in a fake subreddit. Once that started getting picked up by Google, he planted posts about it across social media, even creating a Photoshopped controller layout image showing the L3 button with hold to torque. [laughs] Eventually, Google's AI said, "While some Reddit posts mention the feature as confirmed, these seem to have, these seem to be based on player speculation." One of these cited sources came directly from Phillips' own Reddit comment. Phillips said, "The lesson is that your jobs are safe now, everybody. AI legally can't take your job now that I've outsmarted it." There's a lot of people on Facebook that are posting AI-generated videos. I talked about one of them with Victor. There was this fat, stereotypical redneck character asleep on his porch in a rocking chair. He's looking down. He has the giant overalls on, has the piece of wheat in his mouth. There's a mountain lion just snarling at him, across from him, right in front of him, and the mountain lion attacks him. And it's this cartoony, very AI-generated... It's all messed up. You know what an AI fight looks like. You know what an AI-generated video looks like. You know how stupid it looks. But yet, there was still all these people on Facebook saying, "I hope that guy's okay." Well, he is, 'cause he's not real. We've talked about a lot of dumb social media trends, and this one to me...It, it... I feel like this one's dangerous. I don't know if I'm just getting to that age where I think things like this are dangerous or
if I'm just, I don't know, a klutz in the bathroom. [laughs] There's a whole thing called dark showering, showering, I always have a tough time saying that word, showering, where people are legitimately just taking a shower in the dark. Yeah, the lights are off. I could imagine me accidentally, I don't know, stepping on the, the shower curtain, I slip, fall in the dark. [laughs] The whole part... the whole thing about this, this whole article that I'm looking at here, "Why Dark Showering Could Be The Secret to Better Sleep," according to psychologists, taking a shower in the dark will help you sleep better. Well, yeah, if you slip and fall, hit your head, of course it will. You'll be out. Be done for. I do love these influencers that do things like this
and then they post it. Like, this person I'm looking at here, this TikTok screen that they're showing, I'm not even playing the video. It just says, "Realizing taking a shower in the dark is so much more peaceful." And it's a picture of their shower curtain and the shower's on
and you can barely see anything. This person propped their phone up at the other end of the bathroom, turned the lights off, made their way to the shower and turned the shower on, and then most likely just after rec- or recording that, turned it off and then
posted it. [laughs] And sure enough, it has 8,000 plus likes on it. Dark showering. Yeah. I wonder how many accidents are gonna pop up after this trend. Please be careful. You know, if you're gonna shower in the dark, know where things are at, okay? Don't blindly go into the shower with the lights out and you slip on a bar of soap, hit your head on the, uh, tile. Again, that would be the fastest way to help you sleep. If there's one big trend in the very young NBA season, it's that players are getting their buckets. In the first week, there were 16 40-point games, four 50-point games, both of which are records, and after the first seven days of the season, NBA games were seeing an average of 236.6 points per game, a close to 8% increase, uh, over what scoring was through four games for each team last season. The money being paid to college football coaches to not coach this season is enough to pay the entire roster of the Baltimore Orioles. Can you imagine that? A new report estimates that with LSU coach Brian Kelly's $54 million buyout added in, the amount of money owned... owed to FBS head football coaches fired this season rose to $167.7 million. The total payroll of the Orioles for the 2025 season came to just over $162 million. Last week, soccer legend Lionel Messi signed a contract to continue playing for Inter Miami. Now, Messi is looking forward to 2026 and considering playing in the World Cup, which will be held in the US, Mexico and Canada. During a recent interview, Messi, who's currently 38 years old, admitted health will be a factor. No kidding. But he said he hopes to play in the tournament and if he does, it'll be his sixth World Cup appearance. That does it for your Shot Clock Sports Update right here on KBAR 101. I'm extremely glad to see Rexburg trying to put in an effort to get In-N-Out Burger here in the area. I don't care if it's in Rexburg. I think it'd be great. I already go up to Rexburg. My girlfriend lives out there. I go up there quite a lot. It's not that big of a drive. I wouldn't care if it was in Pocatello either. I would love to drive down for In-N-Out and just maybe hang out in Pocatello too.
We're getting an In-N-Out in Riverdale, Utah, which is closer than Salt Lake City, and I believe there's one being built in Twin Falls. I think. Is that confirmed? Twin Falls In-N-Out location. In-N-Out confirms to open new location in Twin Falls. That came from KMVT back in August of this year. So, there is that. Cool. Is it gonna be extremely crowded? Absolutely. Any time you see a new In-N-Out Burger location, you best believe you're not gonna be going there till like three months after they open and still there will be a line. There will always be a line at In-N-Out. It's like Texas Roadhouse. Texas Roadhouse, way overcrowded. Way too overcrowded. But there's so many people that will say they're not gonna go to In-N-Out if it comes to the area, but then they'll, they'll go there [laughs] and eat it, you know? Just like those people say, "Oh, I don't listen to KBear anymore." They still do. They still secretly do. They just don't want to admit it. But I, I do see these, uh, signs popping up in Rexburg. Uh, somebody just, uh, shared this in the BYUI Students, uh, Rexburg Facebook group, one of our listeners that I'm friends with on Facebook then shared it to his feed, so I saw it. "Help us bring In-N-Out to Rexburg. Retail and restaurant pads available." There's even, like, numbers to reach out to. You can scan a QR code. I mean, at least they're trying, right? Apparently there was a lot of outrage that Rexburg got the first Chipotle of the area over Idaho Falls. I mean, who cares? As long as it's nearby and we got it, that's awesome. I'm always down for more restaurants to come to the area. I don't wanna have the same boring stops, you know? Let's, let's, uh, grow some more. [laughs] Uh, I know true ea- sou- southeast Idahoans don't want to hear that, but, uh, uh, co- In-N-Out, I'm gonna welcome it with open arms. I'd be so thrilled if we got that and Trader Joe's. Peaches Pit Party on KBAR 101. This chair does feel new. Feels like someone secretly came in here and replaced the old one with this one 'cause I, I talked about it at the beginning part of the show that the, uh, leg rest feels too high, the armrests feel too close together.Makes me think of one of those, uh, anti-homeless park benches. You know what I'm talking about? We don't have those here, I don't think, but if you travel down to Salt Lake, maybe even if you go to Boise, you'll see some of them there. When you see a park bench with armrests dividing it into separate seats, they're, they're known as anti-homeless benches because they prevent people from sleeping on them. So it took
a, a gamer by the name of Ray Narvaez Jr., I know exactly who he is. I used to watch his content all the time when he was a part of Achievement Hunter. He was streaming on Twitch, recently playing Pokemon Legends Z through A
when he asked his followers, "Why are there anti-homeless benches in a Pokemon game?" Yeah, it was right there in the back. He could see them. Isn't that crazy that they j- they just decided to put those in the game? Maybe they wanted it to resemble a big city nowadays. Would be funny if your character in the game needed to use the restroom and the bathroom was locked and you had to enter a code. [laughs] The fact that homeless people are now confirmed in Pokemon is, uh, is downright crazy. As part of our KBear Rockin' Halloween haunted by Juicity Vapor Poppy with scary mask right there, it's Peaches Pip Party. You wanna talk about gross candy? This, uh, the same company... Well, I'm not gonna even say what the sa- that this company released previously 'cause I think that would, that would get a Jade Pucker alert, a JPA. And this, uh, company launched Boogie Bites, a gummy candy designed to look like boogers. The sweet and sour gummies come in three booger-shaped varieties, and they're packed with vitamin C is what it boasts about here. [laughs] The company, Frida, says they were inspired by real-life booger eaters and are meant to promote their, uh, popular baby nasal aspirator called the Nosefrida.
What? Boogie Bites are now available through Gopuff and on-demand delivery service in select markets, including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, all the big cities. So we're pretty much out of luck if we want to eat these boogers. Yeah. [laughs] I don't know about you, but this sounds awful. I hate this type of stuff. Talked about it on the morning show with Victor, like, anything that's like gummy eyes, gummy ears, gummy fingers grosses me out. There was that picture that Justin posted in the 105 The Hawk Idaho Country Music Fans Facebook group where it was like feet loaf. It's meat loaf that looks like feet. Anything that resembles a body, I can't do. Aren't there, like, these, like, pizza skulls that people make this time of year? Can't do it. Can't do it at all. Just too much of a mental thing that I'm, like, really eating somebody's finger, you know, even though it's a gummy finger. Just gross. Yeah, there's that. So non-stop Halloween music coming our way this Friday, so I'm really looking forward to it. Let's move right on into some Atreyu. It's dead on KBear 101. Can we stop with the AI pictures on Facebook? Because old people are falling for them more and more. Rock revival '60s through '90s posted about [laughs] how Steven Tyler just cut off all of his hair and now he has, like, this very short haircut. And it goes on to say, "Rock icon Steven Tyler, long known for his wild long hair, scarves, and rebellious stage presence, has just shocked the world with a dramatic transformation, a short neatly trimmed hairstyle that fans never saw coming." This is very obviously chat GPT generated. Maybe to, uh, generate some likes and comments on our posts, maybe I should just add onto the AI pileup, the AI slop as people like to, uh, just yell in, on every comment section. Yeah, tons of people in the comments, "I love it. I love the new look. It looks great. It looks great, Steven." [laughs] Oh my G- uh, people on Facebook, man. So dumb. If we're already falling for AI like this, we're doomed. We're really doomed. I mean, there's people
falling for the dumbest of stuff. I, I've talked about it plenty of times. I'll probably continue to talk about it. I'll see videos of, like, you know, puppies all of a sudden carrying a baby through a burning building. Very obviously AI generated, but there's bound to be somebody's grandma out there that is in the comment section saying, "Oh my gosh. What a wonderful pup. What a wonderful dog. Deserves all the treats." You know we have our marketing assistant, Maddy Kidd, aka Mad Dog. She was on the Noon Hour of Madness and Mayhem with me, uh, Monday. Yeah, there was that. Um, I talked to her about what the young people are up to from time to time, you know. What are the latest trends? What, what, w- w- what, what do the kids like? That type of thing. There's the whole 6-7 thing going around, or if you say 6-7, people go nuts. If you say '67, like at a restaurant, the kids will start screaming, you know. It's been banned from classrooms across the country 'cause of kids just freaking out, and I don't blame them. I mean, we used to do dumb things like the Harlem Shake back in the day, and you know th- that stupid Markiplier meme with the letter E. There was that.
I remember, uh, one of my friends sent me a meme. It was a deep-fried picture of Gru from Despicable Me, and it says, "I sit on the toilet," and they thought that was the funniest thing ever. So this 6-7 thing isn't all that bad, but parents are supposedly fighting back against the 6-7 phrase by wearing costumes inspired by it,
and that's it. Just because they wanna say, "Hey, look how cool we are k- uh, keeping up with the kids," and then the kids say, "All right, it's ruined now." They're trying to e- like, you know, they're trying to end a whole movement, that type of thing. I mean, I feel like there's gonna be tons of parents doing that dumb thing anyway. You might as well come up with a more unique costume. I just... yeah. There's that. The whole 6-7 thing. I guess that's news. Oh, and I guess also for some reason, uh, people on TikTok are now saying, "I no ball."It's not just about sports anymore, it's about... It's now being used to flex any kind of expertise from makeup skills to hobbies. Maddy has texted me that a couple of times. I know ball.
All right, I guess that's the, uh, k- catching up with the kids with Peaches segment. [laughs] Talking about today's phrases that the youth is up to. [graphics whooshing] Ice Nine Kills, It Is The End, as part of our K-Bear Rockin' Halloween: Haunted by Juicy Vapor. I was listening to Josh and Chantel this morning on Classy 97 and Josh talked about his fear of those, uh, haunted car washes. I mean, everyone has their own fear, right? I have talked about my fear of, uh, fish in pools, being stuck under water with a giant sea monster, things like that, you know? So, I don't blame him for being scared of a spooky car wash. Might be terrifying. There was one year, I think it was three years ago, where it was me, Victor and Joey The Hulk Lobato.
We got pizza at Victor's place and then we went into the car wash, came back and watched, uh, Smile. And I remember Joey was in the back seat, in the middle seat, terrified. And it was a fun time, honestly. But the line for that haunted car wash, it's always extremely long. It leaks out into the street, and people are so willing to wait in that line too. It's quite crazy. There are a lot of people that complain, you know, the line for In-N-Out Burger, Chick-fil-A's too long, but they'll wait patiently for the spooky car wash. They will.
I mean, it's a fun little thing. You get your car wash, you get jump scared while in the car, it's getting clean and all of that. My sister had a, uh, viral TikTok... Had a couple viral TikToks, um, where she was handing out friendship braceletss to those scare actors at th- the, uh, haunted car washes in Southern California. It got a few million views. Like, there was people reaching out to, uh, to try to get that video on their page. Like, you know those companies that share videos like that? Uh, the only reason why I know that is because one of them accidentally sent a text to me asking for Bailey, who's my sister, of course. And so I was like, "What... What on earth is this? What are they talking about?" And my parents then had to explain to me that Bailey's, uh, TikTok video took off, and they were wanting to just use that video for their platform, but yet they would still take all of the money, even though it's Bailey's content. So Bailey said no, thankfully.
So yeah, there's that. My sister... I talked about that previously. My sister, the TikTok star, had a whole bunch of likes on a couple different videos. I thought it was a genius idea. I might steal it and put it on the K-Bear page. Just spend a night, me and my girlfriend, potentially Maddy as well, putting together a whole bunch of, uh, friendship bracelets, take them to, like, Pony Express when they're doing the haunted car wash, hand them out. That'd be pretty neat. [graphics whooshing] I love the beginning sentence of this article. "We don't know if this guy is a fan of Billy Corgan, but one Florida man definitely likes smashing pumpkins." [laughs] Aaron Thompson, he was arrested a few days ago for destroying about $500 worth of pumpkins outside of a Tampa area Target. He showed up about 1:00 in the morning, threw 80 pumpkins to the ground. It wasn't hard for cops to track him down either, because, uh, security called him back to the store a few days later and showed him surveillance video of the incident. Guards asked if he recognized the person in the footage, and he said, "That's me!" He explained unapologetically that someone had made him angry and he took it out on the gourds, out of all things. Well, yeah, they charged him with criminal mischief. At least he was honest. It would've been funny if it was Billy Corgan. That's something that he should honestly do. Just go around every October, start literally smashing pumpkins. I feel like Target would've laughed at it and used it for their marketing or something like that. [graphics whooshing] You know what would be really irritating to some people, but it would be a funny video if someone really freaked out on me? If I were to go around all the houses on Halloween and see which ones had their lights turned off and see if they're actually just hiding in their house and not wanting to give out candy, or if they're legitimately out and about and they're not home. I just saw this, uh, dumb little poll that said some adults pretend not to be home on Halloween so they don't have to give out any candy. Uh, again, I would just love to start knocking on doors profusely, like, "Hey, trick or treat! I want something! Give me something!" [laughs] And just wait for someone to start yelling their head off at me. There's been some, uh, weird, dumb things like that in the past. I think Josh from Classy was telling me about the time that he had somebody, uh, he knows, uh, go around trick or treating at like 6:00 AM on Halloween. With how people have been freaking out about ding-dong ditchers, I could not imagine that going well at all. If there would be somebody that would, uh, have a Ring doorbell that would take a picture of me if I was the one doing it, and then would post it in Life In Idaho Falls, "This guy's going around trick or treating at 6:00 AM. Does he think he's funny? If you guys see him, you know, threaten him. Tell him it's..." [laughs] I don't know.
It's quite dumb when people just freak out on social media. That one lady that was freaking out about ding-dong ditchers and that she had three separate individuals, uh, ding-dong ditch her, which you can't really ding-dong ditch anymore 'cause of the Ring doorbell cameras. Like, everybody has a camera. Even my girlfriend does. I was thinking about getting one. I was thinking about getting cameras inside my place
just to make sure nobody touches my stuff. Hate it when people touch my stuff. Yeah, there's that. [instrumental music playing] 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.