The Viktor Wilt Show

This episode is what happens when a man wakes up, chooses chaos, and then free-associates his way through Yellowstone, raw milk bacteria, exploding smokers, and existential dread like he’s being hunted by his own thoughts. Viktor Wilt kicks things off already mentally halfway to Yellowstone—complaining about overpriced lodging while fully committing to paying it anyway like a true modern economic hostage. He spirals into geyser conspiracy theories, questioning whether Old Faithful is actually just a glorified tourist sprinkler powered by government pipes, because NOTHING IS REAL ANYMORE. Then, without warning, we plunge headfirst into the absolute circus of Yellowstone tourists—people treating wild bison like they’re animatronic Disney props, stepping off boardwalks into literal acid pools that will TURN YOU INTO SOUP, and standing ten feet from grizzly bears like they’re trying to unlock a secret achievement called “Darwin Award Speedrun.”

The vibe escalates into full “I must watch idiots get obliterated” energy as Viktor contemplates making a curated YouTube playlist of animal attacks to psychologically scar children BEFORE entering the park—which, honestly, is the most responsible thing said all episode. Meanwhile, callers pop in offering Bear World alternatives like it’s some kind of off-brand zoo DLC, and Viktor politely declines because he wants the REAL danger, the raw, unfiltered chaos of nature reclaiming stupid humans.

Then the episode veers violently into societal collapse: overpriced concerts (blue dot fever is killing the vibe), gas pumps cutting people off like we’re in a dystopian rationing system, and people willingly paying absurd prices just to feel something again. This man is mentally clinging to a national park pass as if it’s a spiritual artifact that might restore balance to his crumbling sanity.

AND THEN—RAW MILK. Oh, the raw milk discourse. Sixty people get obliterated by bacteria and suddenly Facebook becomes a gladiator arena of self-proclaimed scientists screaming about dairy freedom. Viktor stands there like, “yeah I’m good, I choose life,” while watching the comment section burn like a digital colosseum.

But wait—THERE’S MORE. We get thieves selling radioactive equipment on Facebook Marketplace (GENIUS), venomous snakes hiding in food donations (WHY ARE WE LIKE THIS), and a woman literally IGNITING HERSELF by smoking while on oxygen—because addiction apparently unlocks the hidden “burst into flames” perk.

Just when your brain can’t take it anymore, the episode slams into an emotional wall: a quiet, devastating realization about the last time you’ll ever pick up your child. BOOM. Existential damage. Immediately followed by Viktor swinging back into chaos, telling you not to smoke, not to be stupid, and not to fight about EVERYTHING—especially Pride Month vs. men’s mental health, because apparently even basic human support turns into a WWE cage match online.

By the end, Viktor is mentally exhausted, spiritually fried, and still somehow trying to finish his workday while questioning reality, humanity, and whether Yellowstone tourists are actually NPCs designed to test the limits of natural selection.

This episode isn’t a podcast.
It’s a psychological rollercoaster duct-taped to a flaming bison.

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My people, what up? It's Viktor Wilt. It is Thursday. I'm so excited that it's Thursday.

Simply because it's not Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday. Getting ready for the weekend. Should be a nice one. Finally made some birthday plans. Just decided to basically eat it and pay for the overpriced lodging available everywhere. Going to go to Yellowstone. Now it's a nice quick trip. Don't have to drive too far and check out some beautiful scenery amongst probably 10 million people based on lodging availability in the area.

I mean, like in the park itself, nothing available other than some campgrounds. I ain't camping in the yellow. I bet it's freezing at night in Yellowstone right now. Well, I'd go out in a tent.

No thanks. So yeah, Becca's never been to Yellowstone. That should be really cool. I'm excited to show her around a bit. You know, it's crazy how massive Yellowstone is and you don't realize it till you're like, well, let's do the big loop. I'd like to do the big loop, but I don't know if we're going to have enough time.

I'm not sure. Depends how early on Saturday I can drag everyone out of the out of the place. Get them on the the road from my own park. Just mow through West Yellowstone and get in there.

Hopefully they'll get up early because, uh, you know, want to see some wildlife and hopefully beat some of the crowds for a bit. You know, you want to like bomb to old faithful and just get it over with. And I don't even know if that's the coolest part of the park. You know, I mean, old faithful. I still wonder if old faithful is truly a natural you know, what are they called?

Geyser at this point. Old faithful conspiracy. Let's pull that up and take a look at the old faithful conspiracy theories. Um, a lot of people say there's rumors of hidden pipes or pumping systems, but the internet's like, no, come on, come on.

It's real. Now imagine if old faithful just stopped erupting. I would imagine that would be a problem for Yellowstone. It's a major tourist draw. Like in Soda Springs, the fountain they have there in the middle of town or the Geyser, that one is just, you know, controlled by man.

It's not, it's not natural. They just set it off with pipes. They could do that on old faithful.

But let's see. Here's an article from 10 years ago that says today I learned old faithful is no longer faithful as recent geological activity. Oh, it has caused its eruptions to become more irregular and unpredictable. Cause yeah, they used to be able to like, yeah, this amount of time it's going to go. But yeah, a lot of people do believe that at one point it just stopped working and they're like, what are we going to do? People are going to stop coming. So we got to, we got to keep it going. We're going to just pump water in.

I don't know. Um, I think people would still go to Yellowstone. There, there are other geysers. There's bubbling mud pots.

You know, the cool hot pools and things. I haven't had any caffeine yet. So you got to forgive me.

I'm working on it. I was going to crack an energy drink. I ran out of instant coffee at home. Didn't accomplish anything yesterday after I got off work, but it was a good afternoon.

When I went out and had a nice dinner with Becca at cast iron on 17th. They just redid all their menus and there's, oh, they're so good. They're so good. The prices are like great. Especially for the quality of food you get.

They told me it's basically the night restaurant for abracadabra's, which, uh, yeah, is also fantastic. So yeah, really enjoyed that. And then I went home and was like, all right, let's get to bed nice and early.

Guess who tossed and turned till all hours of the evening. Yeah, of course, this guy, this guy right here. All right, we got a caller. Let's see what they want. Yeah. K-Bear, you were live on the show.

Keep that in mind. Who's this? Hey, Victor, this is Scott.

Scott was up, dude. Hey, I was going to tell you if you didn't have plans this weekend, I could have taken you and your lady to Bear World. Ah, yeah, I mean, we're going to drive by it, but we're going to the real Bear World. That's right. Mm-hmm. So, you know, you never, you never know if you'll see bears and what and Yellowstone, you know.

That's true. I think I've only seen one, maybe two times in Yellowstone. I've been there quite a few times, but I did see a grizzly bear ripping apart a deer in Yellowstone and it was crazy. Right. So, yeah, you never know what you're going to see when he cruises into Yellowstone, but hopefully we'll catch some good wildlife.

We'll see. But if you ever want to go to Bear World, hit me up. All right.

We'll let you know, Scott. Appreciate that. Yep. All right, peace, dude. Bye, good. See you, man. Yeah.

Yeah, should be a good weekend. I, you know, thought about getting together with a bunch of friends or something and it's like, no, I think I just need to get away. Just need to get away. Been trying to stay on the wagon and getting around a bunch of people, even though, yeah, Yellowstone, there will be a bunch of people. But being stuck with a bunch of people, no offense to my friends.

It's not like I'm stuck with these people, but that might make it a little more challenging to not go, screw it. It's my birthday. Let's go get some, some fancy stuff.

Yeah, no. As I mentally prepare to make the trip to Yellowstone this weekend, which doesn't require much mental preparation. I mean, it's just like, all right, you ready to kick back, relax in the truck, listen to good music all day, check out the beautiful scenery and wildlife. I decided I got to look around and see if anybody's done anything dumb in Yellowstone yet this year. I don't think we've seen any news stories. Have we about people getting attacked by bison or anything like that? I was talking with Becca about it yesterday and it seems like people think that Yellowstone is the world's largest zoo.

Yeah. Like a lot of people who come from elsewhere don't understand that these are wild animals. Now, they're not like a bison you'd see on somebody's farm or, you know, up at the Fort Hall replica or something like that.

These are wild animals, not to mention all the elk and then, you know, bears and wolves and such. Like, okay, I'm on the, I've never seen this particular page, but I'm certainly going to, oh, I have joined it. Why don't I get updates from this page? Yellowstone National Park Invasion of the Idiots on Facebook. It's got 350,000 members.

All right. Somebody posted yesterday that there's some woman who ran over by a bison. It's on the side of the road and there's a whole bunch of, you know, cars in the road, lots of traffic.

The bison must have charged toward her because she's running and then she just falls down in the street. Oh, you know, I hope I get to see some kind of a tour on. Oh, there's somebody standing off the boardwalk right next to a thermal pool. Note, that's a very thin crust and there have been many times in the past that somebody steps off the boardwalk and they go through the crust and just boil to death. Yeah. Some of those hot pools are so hot, they just disintegrate bodies. Yeah.

Never to be seen again. Oh, that one's from 2025. We got to sort this by new, not by most relevant. All right. So the newest one was the woman who falled in or falled.

Oh, dude. What an idiot. What a terrible broadcaster. Can't even speak properly, but you know me. That's how it goes.

And it's funny because the woman who fell down, she was also just wearing a dress. All right. Let's see here. I don't know what this guy is doing. Oh, it says area closed due to bear danger. And there's a guy on the other side of it.

Ah, it's fine. To zoo. They ain't going to do nothing to me. Okay. Yeah.

I think it's still pretty early in the season. Oh, there's two people right next to a bison. That post from a couple days ago. Yeah, we got some real morons out there. Oh, dude, there's a guy who's climbing over the edge on a cliff. A lot of people have had some nice falls in national parks as well. End up dead. Well, there's a guy standing next to a bison.

Somebody standing next to an elk. Okay. I mean, people are being done.

We just haven't had any attacks yet. Holy cow. Is that a big that's a grizzly?

This guy is he's got to be 10 feet away from a grizzly bear. That's eating something. Oh my God. What an idiot. I mean, bison don't look scary, but this is a bear. There's a little kid right there too. Holy cow.

I need to do some research this morning. I want to dig up some good bison attacking people videos. We need to make a playlist on my YouTube channel of the best animal attacks at Yellowstone so Becca and I can show the show her daughter and her cousin that we're bringing with us.

This is what happens if you go near these animals and we'll just terrify them on the way in. All right. Let's let's rock a little more. I'm going to get off this page. I could scroll this page all day watching the two runs get attacked by by animals in Yellowstone. Two runs a tourist moron. Welcome to the show.

It's the Victor Wilt program. It is Thursday morning. If you're listening on demand, which you should because, you know, the show's been pretty good lately. At least I feel like it has a bunch of garbage shows that I did for a long time, getting lots of lots of downloads and listens.

And then my shows this week for whatever. It just like fizzled out. I'm like, what's going on? I start doing good on air for the first time in a long time and yeah, hopefully everybody's just listening live. Maybe that's the deal.

You're not cooped up because it's no longer winter. Ah, let's see here. Wanted to remind you. I peaches is going to be hanging out at the farmers market on Saturday and you should go see him. He wants to see the K-Bear Army and we're trying to help out the Snake River Animal Shelter. So you should go to the farmers market. And Idaho Falls.

It's on Memorial Drive from 90 a.m. to 2 p.m. Anything you can donate to help out the little critters. You know, some canned food, dried food, anything you think an animal shelter might, you know, get some use out of. Drop it off to us.

We will deliver it to them ourselves and then you can check out the farmers market, buy a corn dog and walk around and look at the vegetables while you eat the corn dog. It's a good time. It's a good time at the farmers market.

Hundreds of vendors. If you've never been there, it's a great activity to do on a Saturday morning. Plus, if you go see peaches who's going to be hanging out with Josh from Classy, you know, we got the Classy 97 Second Chance Prom happening Saturday night at the Waterfront, Idaho Falls. If you want to bring that special someone to the Second Chance Prom, dance the night away, have some fun. You can get free tickets from Josh and peaches while supplies last at the Idaho Falls Farmers Market. So go see him at the River Bend Media Group booth and get yourself hooked up with some free tickets to the prom and drop off some stuff for animals in need while you're at it. It'll be a good time.

You'll like it if you've never been to the farmers market. Go check it out. Come on.

All right, people. We are almost at seven o'clock. I really hope today goes by at rocket speed. I'm ready for the weekend.

And I mentioned got plans. I'm excited to go to Yellowstone. It's been years since I've made my way to Yellowstone, which is kind of crazy because it's it's like right there.

You know, people come from all over the world like save up and it's like a trip of a lifetime. Go to Yellowstone and we're just like parked right next to it and go next year. So I think I'm going to buy a an annual pass so that maybe that'll motivate me to go to Yellowstone and Grand Teton.

You know, more often or if you know happen to be out and about want to go check out some other national parks and just get in those annual passes. I haven't pulled it up to see the price. They used to be a really good deal. Like basically if you go to two national parks in a year, you might as well buy the annual pass if I remember correct. But I'm assuming like everything else.

It's going to be really expensive. I was looking at a thread online where they were asking people why don't people just boycott overpriced events like World Cup or concerts to bring prices down again. Well, we've talked about the blue dot fever on the show before. That's when you pull up a concert on Ticketmaster and it's just a sea of available seats.

The blue dots everywhere. Number of tours are being canceled around the country because of low ticket sales, even post Malone. He said he was doing it to work on new music, but I think it was a ticket sales problem. Um, I think the reason that people keep going to shows, I mean, attendance is definitely going down across the entire country.

Hence blue dot fever being a thing. But I think over the last couple of years, you know, despite the outrageous prices for concert tickets, people are going because they just need to do something fun. It's like this coming weekend. You know, you heard me probably complain about the price of lodging everywhere for this weekend. You know, over the last few days as I've been trying to figure out something to do yesterday, we just decided, well, let's just pay too much money. You know, outrageous prices. It's going to cost us a lot more than this awesome, you know, room we had in Vegas for three nights. It's going to cost us like 200 bucks more overall for two nights in a, uh, you know, smaller place in Island Park, but whatever.

I think the reason people continue to pay these outrageous prices is just because they need a break from the world. You know, you got to be able to check yourself out mentally and not think about, oh, the grocery store. I hate that.

I hate going to the grocery store now. Oh, I wouldn't drop like yesterday. I don't know if people are stealing gas or something. You know, I went to fill up my truck and like, all right, I figure this will be about a hundred dollars again. I think that the gas station I was at, they like put a restriction on you could only put 75 bucks in because it just cut me off at that. I mean, I have money in the account kind of made me paranoid and pulling up the app.

Why did it cut me off? And yeah, pretty sure they're like, all right, people are getting desperate now. Yeah, you know, you need a mental break from the exhaustion of the world. And that's why, you know, I forked over way too much money to go to nine inch nails. It was like, you know, one of my favorite bands for one, but two, like, you know, you just got to, you got to get away sometimes and check out mentally.

So I don't, I don't know. It does seem like people at this point, everything's gotten to be so expensive that people just regardless of needing the mental break aren't buying concert tickets like they were in recent years. But yeah, hopefully we'll see a change. Hopefully we'll see a change and the ticket industry correct itself a little bit because it has gotten ridiculous. It's gotten just absurd.

But again, so is everything. I'm going to pull up the Yellowstone Park Pass prices and see how mad I get. All right, digging into Yellowstone National Park pricing. You might be curious as you're in the area here and you're like, Hey, I've never been to Yellowstone. Maybe I want to go check it out.

I'm kind of confused by one little part of this. Okay. You know, I talked about how you can get these annual passes. They have one called America the Beautiful and that'll get you into any national park in the country for a full year.

So they've got the, you know, if you're a standard American citizen, it costs 80 bucks. All right. And that's for a full year to get into Yellowstone. Let's see. What is it say $2235?

What's the difference? Oh, private vehicle $35. I guess if you walk in or on a bike $20. So let's say you want to go to Yellowstone and Grand Teton. That's 70 bucks might as well just pay 80 and get the America the Beautiful pass and, you know, go see all the parks. But here's what I found weird about this one.

They have discounted passes available for seniors. Okay. That's cool.

That's cool. The seniors can actually buy a lifetime pass for 80 bucks. Get all the national parks, but they've got one for fourth graders specifically fourth graders and it's free. But why specifically fourth graders?

You know, no other grade. Ah, Becca's daughter is going into third grade. I think what about her? About her cousin. She's going in.

She's probably going into like fifth grade. Hey, could always be like, you know, what are they going to do? Check. How do you how do you determine whether or not somebody's going into fourth grade? All right.

Becca's daughter is now a fourth grader. Let's go for free. Yeah. If you have a fourth grader, they can get an annual pass to all of the national parks for free. But any other grade, sorry kids, you will pay.

All right. I mean, again, paying 80 bucks to help out the national park system right now with all the cuts and things that have happened to him. I'm fine with that. I really love national parks and I'm happy to pay. Wish I had a fourth grade child around though, because free is always better. I mean, we were talking about everything being so expensive.

80 bucks is 80 bucks. Crazy Carl, who's a regular caller to traffic school powered by the advocates injury attorneys every Friday said he was really digging that song. So I was like, okay, we'll play more sleeping with sirens for you.

All right. I love reading comments online. East Idaho News posted this article yesterday. Nearly 60 Idahoans sick after drinking raw milk in the past two weeks.

Okay. So they go into how the Department of Health and Welfare announced that most of the people reported being sick after drinking raw milk from two different particular milking operations in North Idaho and Southern Idaho. They wouldn't say the names of the dairies, which I think that's kind of weird. You should probably let the public know what places people are picking up this bacteria called.

I don't even know how you say this campybacter eat. Yeah, I don't know. It's it's a hard word to say, but it's making people really sick. And so they're like, oh, we're not going to say the names of the places because this is a potential risk for anyone producing raw milk.

You know, it could happen to anybody. We don't need to let the public know that's that's strange to me. But anyway, reading through the comments on Facebook is just so much fun because you know, people will fight about anything nowadays. You could post a picture of an apple and be like, hey, look, I found this delicious new type of apple at the grocery store and people know that one sucks. I only go for the, you know, the golden apples.

I only like Fuji apples. Yeah, people will fight about anything. So people are screaming back and forth at each other about the benefits or, you know, the problems with raw milk and things like that. I wouldn't drink raw milk because you know me, I'm a I got issues when it comes to food.

All right. I'm very paranoid after getting Norovirus. You know, if food's expired, I'm the guy like, I don't care.

It smells good. Throw it in the garbage. It's old. It's going to make me sick. So yeah, raw milk, you know, you want to, you want to go for it?

Go for it. But I myself just seemed a little bit risky. Um, but boy do we got a lot of science experts in the comment section on Facebook science experts from both sides.

As a matter of fact. Um, again, I think they should let people know where these problems were happening because like 60 people were sick. 45 of them tested positive for Campion Bacteriosis, bacterial infection, and they're encouraging people who have experienced any kind of issues after drinking raw milk. If you're not feeling well to get yourself tested so they can check these dairies out and get things corrected.

So if you start dealing with a vomiting diarrhea, abdominal pain, why can't I say abdominal fever or dehydration, especially if you're an elderly person or, you know, you're dealing with your children, get medical care promptly. All right. And I'm not trying to start a fight here again.

You want to go for it? Uh, it's your body. I'm just too paranoid. I'm just way too paranoid.

It's not worth the potential risk to me. So yeah, go have a look at the comments. It's pretty fun.

Pretty fun to read the comments of people fighting back and forth about milk. It is Thursday, 11th. I mean, I'm not really loving it.

I'd be much happier if I didn't have to work, but hey, you know, as far as work day goes Thursday, better than Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday. All right. Somebody posted online. What's a sentence you heard once that stayed with you forever? I have one.

I'll get into it in a minute. It's sad. It makes me sad to think about, but first let's take a look at what people are saying online and I might read a sentence here.

That's now going to stick with you forever. If they're unpleasant, I may or may not read them, but let's see what people are saying online. Givers need to set boundaries because takers don't. Okay. I mean, that's true.

Will that stick with me forever? I don't know. All right.

Let's see this. The question was for a sentence. Jesus person wrote a paragraph.

Let's see if they got the sentence. Cause she says a woman in her 40s enrolled in med school and people on Twitter told her she'd be in her 50s by the time she became a proper doctor. She responded, I'm going to be in my 50s one way or another.

I might as well also be a doctor. It completely changed my perspective and it means more and more to me as I go. Yeah. Hey, it's never too late. My grandma, I remember she went to college when I was a kid. Now this was my grandma and I don't even think she ended up like doing it to get a job.

She I think just wanted to go to college. Hey. Sure.

Go for it. Let's see what else do we have here? Communication is not what you say. It's what the other person understands.

That's true as well. Anybody who's been in a relationship knows that sometimes especially if you're dealing with a texting or sending a message through social media, sometimes what you're trying to say might not come across to the other person in the way you intended. And so you have to be able to understand how the person took it, you know, and then try to work together to like us communicate and get your messaging across properly to one another. Let's see here. If you were sitting in the audience watching a movie of your life up to this point, what would you be yelling at the screen?

Me. Don't drink so much booze. Don't ever touch cigarettes. Probably pretty much those two things because nicotine is so dumb. I mean, thankfully I got off cigarettes, but like don't ever touch them kids. Don't ever try nicotine is just super addictive. It doesn't do anything like great to you or anything. Yeah, doesn't make you feel happy or anything like that. Yeah, the reason you want it is to take away the withdrawal feeling. That's why I gotta have another smoke. It's been an hour. Yeah, that's because your body is withdrawn. It's an addiction.

So that's what I'd scream at myself. You know, when I was young and stupid, don't don't touch those stupid cigarettes. Don't do it. Waste of money. Man, how are people affording to smoke nowadays? Tell you what? What are they like 10 bucks a pack? Geez.

That is just nuts. All right. Okay, I can't read that one. Let's see this person said they want us to forget who we are because then they can tell us who we are. Who said that?

I don't know. Well, the sentence that I read once that stuck with me and made me really sad and every time I think about it. It still makes me feel a little bit sad is it was something to the effect of one day you're going to pick up your child and put them down for the last time and never pick them up again. Yeah. Oh, people with young kids.

Yeah, it's true. I don't know when it happened, but at some point I picked both of my daughters up, put them back down and that was the last time I ever picked them up. So I guess, you know, you can always just try to pick up your kids, but they might be bigger than you. I don't know.

That one always seemed really sad to me. All right. If you're a thief, you're a dirtbag. All right.

But also if you post your stolen items on Facebook Marketplace, you're not only a dirtbag, but you're an idiot. Moron. Was this a Florida man? Bradenton. That's that sounds like Florida City ever had a but yeah.

Okay. Near Sarasota 24 year old man arrested after police recovered a stolen radio logical device that had been listed for sale on Facebook Market. It was some type of a moisture density gauge valued at $10 to $20,000 contains CS-137 a radiological isotope.

It's used to measure the density and the inner structure of materials. Blah blah blah blah blah. But anyway, the guys, he stole it from somewhere. I don't seem to see that in the the article here, but he did list it on Facebook Marketplace and an item of that type of value. People are probably keeping an eye out for it. It's a very specific device as well.

So I would imagine there was only one listed online. Man, some people are stupid and you know, something contains radiological isotopes. I don't know. It just doesn't sound like something I'd want hanging around the house, which is where the police found it at this person's house. So he was charged with grand theft and possession of a controlled radiation device without a license, which I would imagine is a somewhat hefty charge. Seems like something the government wouldn't want you to have. Let's see if you're dropping off food to a local food pantry.

Please check it for snakes before you drop it off in West Virginia. Employees and volunteers at Christian Help, an emergency relief center in Mingo County. They provide food, clothing and other resources for community members in need.

Well, they thought they'd seen it all when it came to donations. I tell you, yeah, got a venomous snake in a bag of food. Copperhead rattlesnake. Fantastic. Jade saw two snakes, two rattlesnakes at the transmitter yesterday. Buddy lived.

They didn't get him. Oh, terrifying. They were snakes. Just give me the creeps. I went with Jade to the transmitter one time and saw a rattlesnake out front as well. And I mean, talk about horrifying to me. And we were at the closest transmitter to town. You know, imagine you're like out on the butte and you get bit by a rattlesnake.

What do you do? I would assume they got to send a helicopter because you got to get help quick. I hope that, you know, they have antivenom at the transmitters. One of these days, Jade seen a lot of snakes, a lot of rattlesnakes at the transmitters.

Sometimes they've even found them inside of the building. You need to make sure you got some antivenom up there, buddy. All right. I need you to live because if I have to take on any more work around here, I don't know how I'm going to survive.

I'm maxed out. I learned that this week. I've been at work late every day this week. I have been doing a lot of training with other employees.

So that's probably part of it. Taken away from my work. Well, I guess it is my job to train people. Okay, whatever. Don't smoke on oxygen.

There was a woman in Canada. Why do I keep saying, uh, uh, uh, uh, I'm a terrible broadcaster. I say it again. So there's this woman who was on oxygen. And she just started smoking. There's a reason there are no smoking signs near any type of actual oxygen tanks.

You see him in the hospital and things like that because. Yeah, you can burst into flames like this. This woman did. She's, uh, I think doing okay. I mean, she's in the hospital now. Extensive burns.

Probably not feeling pretty good. See earlier when I said, don't ever touch cigarettes, you get hooked. You might be old all of a sudden and you're on oxygen because of the smoking. Then he keeps smoking and all of a sudden you're on fire. Ask Jade what it's like to be on fire. Yeah, it caught his feet on fire.

It's not fun. I saw the skin grafts too that he had to get gross as if he wasn't disgusting enough as it is. And then me and Josh, of course, making fun of them, making Suno songs about getting lit on fire and AI videos. But Jade, that's the kind of sense of humor we all have with each other. He came to the company Halloween party dressed as fire. See, I don't don't smoke period, but especially in areas where you could potentially burst into flames.

That bursting into flames could not be very fun. All right, it's a little after eight o'clock, everybody. We're going to crush this day. We're going to get it done fast. I better take a look at the tasks I need to get done by tomorrow afternoon. This week's been so crazy. I've got to be forgetting something. Something I need to make a list.

Oh, so excited for the weekend, which was Friday, but lots to get done to get ready for it. Okay. These are one of those breaks where I'm like, should I do it or should I just shut up? Somebody going to get butt hurt.

You know, should I pre-record this so I can really get my thoughts together? Because when you go live, it's one try. One shot. Give it all you got. You might screw it up, but I'm going to try. So a few days ago, I made a post on my Facebook page that I knew would bother a few people, a handful of people, and I don't really care.

I don't really care. I changed my Facebook cover photo to be supportive of family members that I have. Lots of very close family members that are gay. Alright, so I changed my Facebook cover photo to a Pride Month thing to show support for again very close family members of mine.

Uh, cause I love them and I don't see anything wrong with them being how they are. And I knew that somebody was going to chime in and bring up, don't forget it's also men's mental health month. Uh, Peach, how often do you and I talk about mental health issues on my show in the morning? Quite a lot.

Quite a lot. Even off the air too. Off air?

Exactly. As I've discussed on air, I take, um, medication for depression and anxiety. I go to a therapist, you know, counselor to talk about my mental health issues and I encourage all men who are going through these kind of things to get out and seek some help. I just went to mine yesterday. How did it go? It was fun. It was fun.

Yeah. It's weird that like, I treat it as if it's like a radio show. So like if it's just dead quiet in there, I'm like, okay, I gotta keep talking.

No dead air, no air. Well, and that's, uh, that's good because that's what you want to do in counseling is you need to let the counselor know the things you want to work on and things like that. Definitely. So the more you talk to them, the better they're going to get to know you and the issues you're dealing with. Uh, so, you know, yes, it's absolutely men's mental health month and Peach's and I both encourage any of you guys who are dealing with any kind of struggle, whether that's, you know, mental health or any other kind of issue to, you know, seek some assistance because it's out there. It's nothing to be ashamed of. Uh, yeah, when I was younger, especially, it's like, oh, I'm going to go to a counselor. You're going to go get some psychiatry help.

Prescribe yourself some tract and like a man. Exactly. Exactly.

Why don't you marry enough? No. See, I think that type of stuff is terrible. I think men need to be encouraged to get help and know that it's, it's nothing to be ashamed of and it's going to be very beneficial to you. So my therapist is the bench press. So I pointed that out to the people that, uh, you know, there were a couple of comments about men's mental health month on my cover photo and I'm like, well, yeah, you're right. I'm like, but just the fact that there is a month for pride as well as men's mental health month doesn't mean you can't get the message out in support of both things.

One doesn't negate the other. It, it's okay. Well, why do we have to fight about everything? Why does everything have to be a fight? You know, because again, try to show support and talk about both of these issues from time to time. And I don't talk about, you know, my, uh, my gay family members very often, but again, I'm not going to say which ones they are, but I'll just say very close to me.

So it's important to me to show them I, you know, would publicly support them as I think most family members or parents would do, right? Oh, definitely. Yeah. So it's okay, dudes. It's okay. You know, don't, don't let pride posts get you upset.

It doesn't mean somebody's trying to negate men's mental health month in any way. All right. We don't need to fight about everything. Okay.

And yeah, Peach has just talked about it. I talked about it. It's great to get yourself some help and it's been very, very beneficial to me over the years.

You know, the things I've done to work on my own mental health. Oh yeah. So just talking to a friend last night about it. Yeah.

Yeah. Trends are great to talk to. Um, you know, reach out to anybody who you can talk to when you're struggling.

Please, please reach out. You know, uh, men deal with a lot of building stuff up inside and, you know, they tend to not try to get help even from friends. Like I don't know what, if it's all this, you know, I gotta be manly stuff, but it's okay to talk with your friends. Like, you know, I'm, I'm struggling. It's much better to talk with somebody about it than let things get really bad. I just know there was that one time in 2023 where I told you about the issues late at night and then you're like, I was going to do some streaming.

You said this the next morning on the year. You're like, I was going to do some streaming, but, uh, Peach is a particular person kept me up on the phone late last night, which was fine. I'd rather be there to, you know, talk to a friend and sit at my computer and play video games, but I still let the under the bus.

You know, I like to get my sleep. I threw back under the bus earlier this week. Well, she's been throwing you under the bus relentlessly with the catch up and the proctologist and I know we, yeah, yeah, we were, we work pretty good together.

We can throw each other under the bus and we don't get mad at each other. I still love that video she posted. Yeah, I was like, untag me from that immediately. I mean, it's not a bad video. I just use some bad language in it.

If you have the only way you could find this video is if you're friends with Becca, but you shocked some listeners with the, with the, with the, they, they don't hear, I forget that they don't hear us say those things. Yeah. And then when they meet us in person and hear us say that they're like, whoa, whoa, you're using like normal human being language. It was weird to hear like this, like, like this kind hearted DJ, like from LA, that I never thought I would have heard cuss. But as soon as he hopped off the air, he just let it all out.

Whoa. Have you ever met a radio DJ that doesn't swear? Uh, there's a few odd ones out there.

Like, I don't know if I have, but I haven't hung out with them enough. Like, I bet Ryan Seacrest is like, that was a bleep, stupid answer for the fortune contestants or something. I'm trying to think here, like maybe Maddie Merrill, maybe Matt. I don't know if I've ever heard Maddie swear. I ran into him at Costco and we had this awkward glance with each other like, Hey, should we say something?

No, we don't know each other all that well. And then we just walked past. I feel bad because I should have said like, I was just staring at him too. Cause I was in deep thought.

So it probably looked horrible to him. He's just giving me the, the death stare. Oh geez. I better go. I'm in a death stare.

There's just a look of blankness. I forgot he would even got us on the top. Oh, the video. Yeah. So Becca, we're out doing yard work and I'm trying to clean my deck off so I can put the patio furniture out. So I always like to mop it, you know, after the winter months, cause it just looks a little bit better. I mean, I need to repaint it.

It's not looking great. You were mopping it on a rainy day or she was watering it. She would. Yeah. I was like, spray it and so I can mop it. It's easier with two people. You get it wet. But it was rainy. No, it wasn't raining. It was, it was not. It was sprinkling at least. It was a hot day.

It wasn't sprinkled peaches. I promise. We play the video right now.

Just play it on air. So she's like playing with the dog cause Millie loves to play with the hose when it's set on the, the jet setting. And I'm sitting there mopping away, got my back turned to her and she just sprays me with the jet spray right in the butt. I was not prepared. And I, I had a reaction that half of the words were words that I can't say on the radio. She sent that to me on Snapchat and I was rolling on the floor. Everyone loved that video. Taryn said it's her new favorite online video, my daughter. It is funny, but yeah, I was like, untag me from that just so, you know, who knows who doesn't see it.

But it, it's pretty good. So there you go. Add Becca as a friend. If you want to see that video, I don't, she doesn't add just everybody though, like I do. I'll put it as an imager.

No, I'll put it in an imaging. The Victor Wolf show. What the? Well, I have a feeling that band's going to show up on this list. That was disturbed. And the list I'm looking at is 29 bands that are dad rock now. And there's nothing you can do about it. It's from Loud Wire. Probably all these bands have been dad rock for at least a decade. I'm guessing just by the few I've seen in the photo on the article here so far.

Well, let's check it out and see if I agree as a soon to be 44 year old dad. Avenged sevenfold. Yeah. I was listening to them. Well, let's see, they dropped their first album 2001.

So I would have been, let's add 19. It was a long time ago. Many moons ago.

That's before I even had kids. I think I go with Avenged Sevenfold is probably dad rock blink 182. Absolutely. That band's been around since what mid 90s.

Yeah. 1995. First blink 182 album.

Definitely dad rock. Definitely. Breaking Benjamin 2002.

Yep. Creed 97. Definitely dad rock. Oh, there's disturbed.

I knew they would pop up on this list. Fallout Boy. I don't know.

Sorry. The last fallout boy show I went to a Jade. Their performance was not good. All right. I'm not a big fan of them to begin with.

But that show, I mean, bring me the horizon, blow them off the stage without question. So I don't know. I'm judging the dads who are big fallout boy fans. No offense.

Five finger death punch. I don't know that that was kind of after my time. First album 2007.

I mean, that's almost 20 years ago. And I'm trying to think I'm going to put them up borderline dad rock. They're a new urban.

They're not like, yeah, the food fighters. Definitely dad rock 95. Godsmack 97. Green Day.

No kidding. 1990. I mean, Green Day has been around forever. Incubus. Yep. Corn. Yep. Limp biscuit.

You know, pretty much half of the K-Bear line up K-Bear library. Metallica. That's like that's a grandpa rock nowadays. Metallica has been dropping albums since the early 80s. That that's grandpa rock. No offense, grandpa's. Mudbane.

Oh, yeah. Muse. First album, 1999. OK. My chemical romance. Them emo dads, Nickelback. No doubt what dads are listening to. No doubt. No offense if you're a no doubt fan offspring way old school. Queens of the Stone Age.

See, yeah, again, pretty much half the K-Bear library. And all these bands are still putting out new music, see their shine down, slipknot, stained. Well, stained hasn't put out any new music for a while.

Really wish that they'd do some new stained instead of Aaron Lewis turning out the cringy songs he's been putting out. Whatever. 30 seconds to Mars. Oh, come on, if you're a dad and you're listening to those guys, give me a break. Sorry, not a fan.

Weezer, totally dad rock. Go talk to Josh Tyler about that one. Yeah.

What do we got coming up? Dad rock. Ice nine kills isn't dad rock.

All right. That's what's coming up. They're not dad rock yet, but soon enough. Oh, man, I'm getting myself a good laugh right now. Thanks to Facebook. So Facebook will recommend me groups from time to time that. I wouldn't just seek out and then go, I've been looking for this group forever, but I get recommended a post and it makes me laugh so much.

I'm like, OK, I've got to follow this page just for my own entertainment. This group, I think it's a Facebook group. Yes, I'm joining right now.

I just click join. This group is called Goths against cancel culture. Oh, geez, I have to name three prominent bands of the goth scene.

Oh, great. Watch you put in certain bands. The mods are like, those are real goth. Bands. Me. OK, I'll do that.

I'll get myself joined here in a minute. But this post from Goths against cancel culture just had me roll on. So it's from a guy named Sean. And he says, say what you will about artificial intelligence. This post isn't about glorifying AI. There's something about AI that doesn't want us to know about masculinity.

Another one of these dudes whining about all are trying to destroy manliness. I can't drive my truck anymore. I'm no longer allowed to fish like that Lee Brice song. You know, I just want to drive my truck. I just want to drink my beer. Who's stopping you? Nobody shut up. OK, anyway, back to this guy's post.

AI is destroying masculinity. All right. He said, I asked Grock to do a silly thing. Grock is Twitter or X's AI said, take a simple picture of me and make it look goth. My wife sees it and immediately points out how feminine it looks. But when I asked Grock to make a more masculine version, it immediately breaks and cannot compute a less feminine concept. In fact, while it suggests that a more masculine version of goth is industrial goth or a heavy metal goth, it wouldn't generate an image without causing some software issue.

OK, so what would be metal goth, you know, or industrial goth? Nine inch nails. Marilyn Manson. OK, have you ever seen the cover of Marilyn Manson's mechanical animals? If you haven't Google it, that would be Marilyn Manson sporting a very feminine body, including boobs in an alien-esque type of dress. I don't know.

It's weird. But I don't think it gets much more feminine looking for metal goth than Marilyn Manson, who, according to FeedSpot, is one of the top male goth influencers on Instagram in 2020. Actually, he's number one top male goth influencer on Instagram in 2026. Marilyn Manson. Look back at some of those old nine inch nails videos.

Yeah. Um, lots of makeup. I hung out with lots of goths in high school. I don't know if goth is really a thing anymore, which is why you've got the.

Well, I mean, there's probably a few. I mean, no, you know, style ever truly completely dies out. But I think the reason a group called goths against canceled cancel culture exists is because, you know, a lot of people tend to get more conservative as they get older. And so they want to hang on to their goth thing, but they're like, well, old now and decide to start voting a certain way.

I got to somehow justify this. There's got to be other people like me who are worried about cancel culture. Well, don't be a piece of crap. You won't get canceled. It's that easy.

It's it's really simple. Don't be human garbage and you're not going to get canceled. All right. I ain't worried about cancel culture. Never have been because I try to be a good human being.

Yeah, but most people who have went through the cancel treatment, most. Deserved it. Geez. Let's go back to this guy's post, though, because it's so funny.

I don't know what he's looking for. All of the gots that I grew up with. Again, wore lots of makeup and. The goth style has a lot of feminine aspect to it.

Search for goth man on Google images. Every one of these dudes going to be wearing eyeliner and. You know, stylish clothes and things like that. All black, stylish, but still. Stylish clothes. I that's just what goth is. If you're wearing black lipstick and eyeliner, that's going to look a little feminine. If you're not wearing it, I don't know. Don't wear any makeup and wear a trench coat.

I don't know what to tell this guy, but. Of course, if you try to generate an image of a goth man, they're going to look at every other goth man that has ever existed, AI, and make an image out of it. And it's going to be a guy wearing makeup because that's the goth look. Black fingernails.

I know I grew up around tons of goth people. Trust me on this. And then he's trying to claim it just won't do it. AI is a grow attack. Dudes, you don't need to worry about masculinity being under attack. OK, you can still do every manly thing that you've ever been able to. What can't you do? What has they taken away from us? I'm trying to think as a man, manly things.

I got my truck. Let's bring up the lyrics to that Libra song. Let's see which of these things we're no longer allowed to do as men. Libra song about fishing.

We are still allowed to go fishing. OK, country nowadays. That's what the song is called. Let's bring up the lyrics to that.

Because they're just stupid. Do I want to take a call on this? Sure. K-Bear, you are live on the show.

Please keep that in mind. Who's this? The art. Try one more time or I'll. OK, somebody who's buttered. Masculinity is under attack.

I can't be a man anymore. All right, so let's see. We are still allowed to catch fish. You're still allowed to go fishing. Still allowed to drive a pickup truck.

I've got one parked up front. Drink my beer. I haven't been doing so. But if I wanted to, I could drive over to the store and buy some. Far as I know, beer is still on the shelf at every gas station and grocery store unless maybe you're in Rexburg or something. Let's see. Still allowed to hunt. Still allowed to grow corn. You're still allowed to feed your dogs. Still allowed to wear your boots. Still allowed to.

Let's see. What else does he got in here? He mentions being canceled. All of these things that apparently Lee Bryce, a rich country artist, says he can't do.

I don't know. I think it needs to come visit Idaho because I'm pretty sure I can still cut my grass. Watch my game. You know, I can turn on the TV and watch sports.

I don't believe that they've been banned. All right, let's see what this caller will do. K-Bear, you are live on the show.

Please keep that in mind. Who's this? JD. JD, what's up, dude? How's it going? That's going good. Why don't you take a look outside your studio towards the corner of Roland Depp and Sonny's side and you can see where somebody came through the light and smacked me in the side.

Oh, what? That's where that's the ambulances and stuff you're hearing out side your window now. The studio must be pretty well soundproofed or I'm deaf, but are you okay? I'm fine. The people that were driving the other car weren't. Dang it.

They ran through yellow light and. I am doing pretty hard. Man, I'm sorry, dude. Well, I hope I hope it all works out well.

I hope it works out better than it did for my daughter up in Canada. As discussed yesterday. The two people that were driving the other vehicle had their seatbelts on. So they're all right. I had my seatbelt on. So I'm all right. They didn't do well against my truck, but.

Their car is pretty much hammered. Anyway, man, that's all I got. All right, JD, well, good luck out there.

I'm sorry to hear it, man. And people, please be cautious. We're in the 100 deadliest days of driving right now.

Please be careful. There are lots of people out and about on the roads and JD doesn't need to be getting run into. You don't need this kind of aggravation on a Thursday. Nope. All right, dude.

Well, good luck. Where are your seatbelts? Where are your seatbelts? People be safe.

Absolutely. Peace, JD. Talk to you later, bro. See you. All right.

Well, that that sucks. All right, it was off topic, but I'm glad that listener JD and my homie is OK. Let's see if there's any other things that were no longer allowed to do as men because Lee Bryce, you know, he's got this great song about it. How tough it is to be country in this country now.

Yeah, it's so hard. I, you know, I tried to go buy a cowboy hat and they told me that they've been banned. Cowboy hats are no longer allowed. Now, same with the boots. Let's see here. Yep, you're no longer allowed to pray.

I guess Lee Bryce, he just can't even though that's something you sit there and do by yourself, right? Or you can go to a church and do so with other people. No, wait, that's been banned.

They banned all religion, right? Can't do that as a man. What are these guys talking about? I'm sorry. I just get so tired of dudes whining about, you know, men being picked on. We talked earlier on the show about men's mental health, which is a very important topic and like Peach has and I both discussed, we both struggle with mental health issues and get in and get assistance from them. But it doesn't make me feel as manly to get that assistance. And there are resources available from men who.

Maybe Lee Bryce needs to visit a therapist because you can still be a man. You can still be country. Nobody is stopping you. OK, nobody is stopping you. Plenty easy to be country. Now, you just choose to do it. OK, and I'm probably more country than Lee Bryce.

All right. Where's Lee Bryce from? Let's find out. A lot of these country guys are from like big cities that up, you know, in New England and things like that. Lee Bryce. Let's see if he was at least born in the south or grew up in the south. Because a lot of these country guys, I definitely consider myself more country than they are. Because yeah, we're in Idaho where we got real cowboys. OK, this ain't Nashville. All right, Lee Bryce, born. All right, South Carolina.

I cut him a little slack. Maybe he got a little bit of real country in him. And it looks like, you know, a fairly small city. You know, about the size of Pocatello. All right, South Carolina.

It's it's down south, at least he ain't from, you know, Vermont or something like that. All right, anyway, I'll move along. Just that stupid goth post made me laugh. So I did you ain't going to be able to find a goth man that doesn't look somewhat feminine. That's that's what men wearing makeup. Look like they have a little bit of a feminine aspect to him.

I don't know why people are worried about this anyway. Like every politician wears makeup, like I've mentioned, pull up some pictures, pull up Ted Cruz and look at his eyeliner, pull up JD Vance, look at his eyeliner. And I those are just the two that came to mind because they wear such thick eyeliner.

I'll find some from the other side to to play fair at all politicians wear makeup. OK, I'm not allowed to be madly anymore. And there's nothing wrong with my makeup.

You've seen me dressed up as a woman. So all right, let's let's go. Maffra and a cover of Bring Me the Horizons doomed. She seems like she's doing pretty well for herself right now after going viral with that song. She was on stage at one festival with Ice Nine Kills doing their latest single.

Then Bring Me the Horizon brought her out at, I believe it was Sonic Temple to do doomed. Can you imagine United State YouTuber hanging out, doing your little vocal covers online. All of a sudden, one of them really blows up. You've been doing them for years. And then like a few months later, you're on stage with Bring Me the Horizon in front of like 150,000 people. It's got to be wild. I've been on stage in front of some pretty big crowds, but not Sonic Temple sized, not looking out at 150,000 people. Oh, it's got to be pretty wild.

Anyway, congrats to her. We are in pretty interesting times where music can just blow up out of nowhere. You know, kind of like the band is showing teeth. I think the the front woman of that band. I think she was also somebody who just did vocal covers for a long time.

And I don't know how some of these guys in her band found her because she's recording with like really, really talented and some of them well known musicians like the drummer from Periphery. But just blew up out of nowhere. And I have a feeling that band has some really big things coming.

They've just blown up so fast. I would imagine they'll be putting out some kind of a radio song soon. And it'll probably get the full radio push. And even though we were the first radio station playing, I bet other radio stations will start picking up on that stuff. I dig that rock and metal got a lot of ladies coming out now just crushing it, which is way cool, way cool. And the last decade, you've had bands like Spirit Box and In This Moment and so many more just blow up massive poppy.

It's fantastic. Now some of these ladies make these metal dudes sound pretty weak. I know it was funny. I had I think it was JD called earlier and was like, what is this girl screeching about? And I was like, dude, that's a man. It was sleeping with sirens.

The guy does have a pretty high pitched voice. Hey, peaches. What's happening? Oh, I'm feeling better.

The back is almost back to normal. Well, about time you took some of that tri-act and that's right. That's right.

Tract and I went to a counselor yesterday like a true sissy. That's right. I had my Pride Month shirt on. Oh, well, you generally wear all black clothing. So, you know, every once in a while I'll throw on like a tie-died shirt and, you know, just out of my peripheral vision, I'm like, oh, I feel kind of weird. I look like a big fat bowl of fruity. Something like if I throw in a white t-shirt, then it's real crazy.

I'm like, oh, I'm blinded. I did order a ghost t-shirt the other day. There was a hot topic sale. Yeah. So I got the text message.

The two for 25. Yeah. Yeah. But I have no money right now. I'm waiting for payday tomorrow. Yeah. I was like, I'm a birthday's coming up. I'm going to order some shirts. Yeah.

So I got a nice pile of them coming, one of which is a ghost shirt that I hadn't seen for sale for years and years. It's Papa two. Or no, maybe it's Papa three. Kind of dressed up or not dressed up, but they drew them up as a King Kong on top of the Empire State Building. Oh, it's cool.

Fighting off airplanes. We should do that for a billboard for K-Bear too. I didn't write that idea. Me on the top of the... Me on top of the Idaho Falls water tower. Yes. Fighting off planes. Me five. Yeah.

You should do that over there. You know what I'm saying for the debut? Yeah.

He just takes over. That's right. That's right. So, but this shirt, it's not white, but it's like a sort of tan. It's a really light colored shirt. You know, it's not my usual style, but it's just such a cool design.

I had to go for it. Did you say it was tan? Sort of tan. Because I put on a tan shirt. Like a really light tan. I put on a tan shirt after I put on the sunless tanner, and it looked like I got a giant Adidas logo tattooed to my stomach.

I am not wearing that again. Well, I'll give it a shot. And if it's... If I look ridiculous in it, I suppose, here, Rebecca, here's another shirt for you to wear at bedtime.

Right. You know, because my shirts are a little large on her. I got rid of most of my two small clothes. It was kind of sad. Like a lot of my jackets, a lot of my pants, a lot of my t-shirts all went to... Well, I told you about the one particular story where I tried selling them those jackets. Yeah. And they're all slightly damp because the dryer in my place sucks.

Yeah. And they wouldn't buy any of them. Yeah, I gave away all of my smaller clothes to my daughters, and I bet some of those shirts if I still had them, Rebecca would have loved them. I gave you like a winter jacket. You did. Yeah. I've got it at my house.

It's a little toasty out for it right now. I think you would say you donated it as well, the goodwill. I sold it on Facebook Market. It's a Peaches item, and that's what you do with Peaches stuff, you sell it. I was gonna say, oh, that's right. That's right.

If it came from Peaches, it has to be sold on Facebook Market. My living room is real sad now. The last time he showed me it a couple weeks ago, there was nothing in your house. There's hardly anything in there.

It's kind of sad. Certainly, you worry about your Peaches. I'm selling and giving away all my possessions.

Right. I'm just gonna sit there and contemplate my thoughts. Like Rick Rubin. I'm going minimalist.

Yeah, if you end up with a Rick Rubin beard, you start growing your hair back out, you're bald and disheveled looking like Rick Rubin. I'm gonna get concerned. I start walking in here with no shoes on.

Yeah, exactly. Barefoot and zen. Peaches, why do you smell like sage? Clearing the bad vibes, man. Clearing out the bad vibes. Peaches stoner session.

Playing nothing but Pink Floyd and sleep and tool. Sublime man. Yeah, some of that throwing down there too.

Got some dirty heads coming your way, man. There's some stick figure, bro. Yeah. They just announced the show for July of next year and I put it on our concert calendar. Yeah, I was all confused when that popped up because Becca tagged me and was like, we got to go. And it was like, you know, July something in Salt Lake and I'm like, why are they announcing a tour?

You know, that happening in a month like right now and I didn't notice it was for next year. Doesn't that number look weird to you 2027? It does look a little bit weird. It looks fake to me. Even 2026 looks a little off.

I think just everything. We're living in a weird timeline. So everything looks weird.

And you see so many strange things happening all the time. You don't know what the plan is, but you're just like, okay, let me just take it day by day. That's how you do it one day at a time, everybody. So all right, I'm going to get out of here. Peaches and I'll be back in a couple hours for the noon hour of madness and mayhem. Hope the rest of your morning goes good. As always, appreciate you tuning in and you have fun doing a bunch of tedious crap behind the scenes like I'm going to do peaches. I'm coming up with promotions. That's what I'm doing.

So I'm pretty sure I'll be brain dead by the noon hour of madness and mayhem. I've been fighting with next gen here working on trying to get about, I don't even know, about 10 billion local songs that were for some reason not in Music Master into Music Master. So I've got to make a report and it's a, it's kind of a pain to make a, the particular report I need. And I didn't want to have to call Jade and be like, Hey, I'm an idiot and forgot how to do this. So I'm just hammering away and I figured it out.

When you don't do something for a long enough time, like a couple months, you're me. You forget. All we do in radio is just sit here and talk between the songs, right? That's it. That's it. It's not like I got to sit here and fight the computer for the next five hours. No, that's not what I do when I'm off air. I do miss the, the, the Sora app being available.

Me too. Being able to make a video like that where you're beating up a PC. I know it's a, it's a real bummer because most of the AI crap sucks. Sora was fun. Yeah. Of course, anything fun, they got to take it away. But I read an article about how much money they were losing.

Like I think, oh, I don't remember. I think it was like $1,000 for every like five seconds of Sora video or something like that. Well, there are tons of companies completely off, but it was like ridiculous. There are tons of companies that are laying off AI and going back to human workers because it's costing so much money. Well, yeah. And even those data centers, it's a hot topic right now. Yeah.

Like some lady was filming it right by her place or filming the one that's right by her place. And it's, it's so loud. Oh, I'd be so annoyed. It's like a UFO is taking off outside her place 24 seven. Yeah.

I've seen some of those videos. It would definitely suck. Poki shut down.

At least for now, proposed data center there. It's a little weird because I will have you seen the movie Eddington, the latest Ari Aster. Every time you say that, I think of that stupid bear movie Paddington. Paddington.

Yeah. Well, Eddington, when I watched that, this was a few months ago. A big subject in that movie is data centers. And I hadn't heard anything about data centers prior to watching this movie.

And now it's like this major issue just everywhere. So I don't know. Ari Aster, man, he's only ahead of the time. You know, back in the day, they burnt down churches. Now we're burning down data centers. So it's just the whole. People stop burning stuff down. Modern day.

I mean, I get it. If you were living by one, I'm sure it sucks, but move. You're screwed. Screwed at this point. You know, it's capitalism. You just got to got to go elsewhere. But OK, it's 1006. We got to go.