All right, here we are Pre-Friday, AKA Thursday. It's Peaches Pitt Party, November 6th, 2025. I posted yesterday, I should have talked about it during the show, we talked about it earlier on, on the noon hour of madness and mayhem. I posted on the K-BAR 101 Facebook page at K-BAR 101 FM. Uh, I saw it pop up in my feed, I'm like, "I definitely agree with this." If you've listened to me before, you know how much I truly despise Thanksgiving. I mean, I don't necessarily despise the message of the holiday, but I just despise the traditional Thanksgiving food. I despise the awkward dinner that you have at 3:00 PM with relatives that you barely even know. They probably misspell your name. If you ask them to spell your name, they most likely don't know how. My Uncle Sonny and Aunt Lori one time spelt my name with a Y. B-R-E-N-D-Y-N is how they spelt it. That's the Utah way of spelling my name, but it's actually B-R-E-N-D-E-N. That's right. For some reason people, people still think, people still ask me, "Why do they call you Peaches? The last name's Peach. Brendan Peach? It's my real name right there?" Peach is just a joke. There was somebody on our YouTube channel that was like, "Why are you judging the Benson Boone music video when your name is literally Peaches?"
It's like, again, just a nickname. Last name's Peach. It's close, but not ... Anyway, that's besides the point. But I posted,
uh, a petition. It's a, it's a joke. It's a little meme that says, "Petition to change Thanksgiving dinner from turkey to brisket. Let's stop, uh, let's stop faking we like that dry bird." And so many people in the comments were like, "If, if it's dry you don't know how to cook it right. Clearly you haven't tried my aunt's turkey. It's fantastic." Well, I don't want to. I already know turkey... I do enjoy eating turkey, but again, if you want to be thankful for having a feast, or we're thankful we have the ability to have a feast on the table, then I want to eat something that I'll be thankful for. If you come out with, I don't know, those sweet potatoes with the marshmallows on top, some, like, jello with whipped cream on it too, some turkey, I'm not gonna be all th- all that thankful, to be quite honest. It's just gonna be like, "Okay, yay, we get turkey." [laughs] And what's that weird jello salad people are making, you know? But also, changing turkey to brisket. Now, brisket's a whole lot more of a complex process. Now, here's the thing, turkey takes all day. There are plenty of people who get injured or maybe even burn something from theirs, like maybe they even burn their house down. There's been multiple stories of people burning down their houses because they tried frying a turkey and they did it the wrong way, and then all of a sudden it just... The- the- these flames popped out and, you know, it's crazy. And there was, there was a few people in the comments that were like, "Well, you can eat whatever you want." It's like, well, you either spend Thanksgiving at somebody else's place who has prepared the traditional Thanksgiving feast, or you can spend it by yourself and eat whatever you want, as long as you got it beforehand. You know, on Thanksgiving, if you were to try to prepare your own meal,
then
good luck, 'cause no stores are open. But if you were to prepare for like, I don't know, the day before, grab all the ingredients you need and you wanna eat by yourself, sure. But what if you do wanna hang out with people and eat whatever you wanna eat? Can't necessarily do that. I mean, if you're the host, sure, you could probably do that, but would everybody want exactly what you want? I don't think so. I mean, somebody wrote steak and lobster. That sounds way better than turkey. That'd be awesome. I'm not the biggest steak fan, but, I mean, steak over turkey any day. If you wanna get a hold of me, you can over at 208-535-1015. That's enough of me talking about Thanksgiving to kickstart the show. Let's, uh, talk about some other crap here in just a few on K-BAR 101. I love how there's this article that says, "According to dating experts
and app users, pickup lines are slowly dying out." Who would have thought? "Before dating apps and social media, singles, usually guys, had to approach potential partners in person, get their attention, sometimes with varying degrees of success. The approach involved a cheesy pickup line. Pickup lines were at the, uh, peak of their powers with boomers and Gen X," is what it says here. "And now pickup lines are in grave danger of going extinct." 'Cause, yeah, they've all, they've all been used, and also, it's not necessarily the best way to do things, right? I'm glad I, uh, met, uh, m- my girlfriend Aubrey on a, on a dating app, Hinge, 'cause I would have ne- I never like to approach people. Never. I never like to just walk up to somebody and try, uh, wooing them over, you know? Don't really care for doing that. As a matter of fact, when I'm out in public, for the most part, I have my headphones in, I look real upset, I'm just walking around by myself, unless Aubrey's with me or someone from her family is with me. Other than that, I'm really just solo, you know? And I can't imagine walking up to somebody at the bar and being like, "Hey, you from Tennessee?" [laughs] Like, first of all, it's gonna be terrifying to see me walking up to someone. Imagine you're like a 5'3" girl. All of a sudden, Big Fat Peaches comes up to you, tells you some terrible pickup line. Probably walk away in fear. All right, let's talk about stressful jobs. For the longest time I was, uh, very stressed trying to get, uh, get things done around here, being the brand ambassador. I would, uh, often stay up late wondering, "Did I schedule the stations? Did I do this correctly? Am I gonna wake up to an email from Jade asking, 'Where's this at?'" And that would just ruin my day if I ever got one of those at 8:00 AM. "Why is this, uh, not here? Hey, good morning to you too, buddy." You know, that type of thing.I found this, uh, new study by the, uh, Leader Institute. America's most, most stressful job in 2025 is flight attendant. With a, uh, score, a stress score of 91 out of 100 because their days are a whirlwind of jet lag, irregular hours, unruly passengers, serious safety responsibilities, all while confined in a plane with no escape. I wouldn't think that would be the most stressful. But if you put it like that, it makes sense. I mean, most jobs are quite stressful, right? There are, there are the few that are like, "Okay, maybe these aren't so bad." But I mean, like let's say if you're a, you make your way to the top. Like let's say all of a sudden you fi- you make it to the NBA. You make it to the NBA, NFL, MLB, professional soccer league. You, you can play for a year and have that one-year salary sort of last year for a little while. Then you can go on to say that you're
uh, a pr- you're a professional athlete. You can like do your own sports camp. You can have staff members work for you. But I would say coaching, like pro- uh, college basketball, college football coaching, [laughs] that definitely is stressful. Uh, professional coaching. 'Cause the athletes don't get blamed. You do, and then you get fired randomly. But radio has to be high up there 'cause you never know what will happen to you, in most places, in most big cities. All of a sudden, like we talked about this on the Noon Hour of Madness and Mayhem. Was it yesterday or two days ago? Uh, a great radio personality by the name of Liv Maddox. She, uh, was on the air on 105.7 The Point out of St. Louis. She was there for three years. Randomly got let go due to quote, "budget cuts." And then they announced her replacement, which is a syndication of a morning show in LA. So basically, they're just repeating the morning show out of LA in the afternoons. And she's out of a job, and she's bummed out about it. You know, everyone's mad that she's gone. But imagine that. You just like, in radio you get randomly fired for no reason at all. It's wild. Oh, firefighters. That's another stressful job. They're, they're saying that flight attendants are more stressed out compared to firefighters. I forgot to go through the rest of this list. Number two, service unit operators, oil and gas. Sure, sure. Hoist and winch operators, number three. Wind turbine service technicians at number four. Then rotary drill operators, and then firefighters. Derrick operators. Oh, man. You want to talk about a stressful job. Helpers for extraction, uh, w- workers. Those people. Tank car, truck, and ship loaders. Uh, millwrights, machinists for large equipment. All stressful jobs. You know what? Uh, I can handle this compared to those. All right? [graphics whoosh] One of my friends reminded me that Taco Bell will soon be releasing the Mountain Dew Baja Blast pie. It might just, uh, be limited to a few restaurants around the United States. And I'm hoping that maybe somewh- somehow, some way, I could get my hands on one. But from what he said, it was highly unlikely 'cause it was something weird, like, there was only gonna be two made or something like that. Let me see what he said again.
Scrolling back up here. "They only make two pies a day at participating locations." Are you kidding me? Can they just release the recipe so I can just make it then? I'm tired of these like limited edition things that these fast food restaurants do w- where like, you may be able to get it, right?
Mountain Dew Baja Midnight. I got lucky when I first tried it, 'cause I, I think I went the day that it got released. And sure enough, they had it, but anytime you tried going after that... "Oh, sorry, we ran out. Sorry. Sorry." I tried going to Culver's to go get the, uh, jalapeno cheddar cheese curds. We sold out of those within a week. All right, well, I'll, I'll just get the regular fries then. Starbucks launched their holiday menu today, but it's not the peppermint mocha, caramel brulee latte, whatever that is, iced sugar cook- cookie latte drinks that people have been talking about. Um, it's the glass Starbucks Bearista cold cup. You wanna spend $30 on a glass teddy bear? That's what this is, a 20 ounce, uh, glass teddy bear wearing a Starbucks green bean. Now, the beanie is the lid of the thing. People on social media obsessing with it, scrambling to get their paws on one is what it says here. "I will fight you for it, okay?" Said one TikToker. And believe it or not, they're already selling for three times the price on resale sites online. This is why they can get away with charging $30 for a glass teddy bear wearing a Starbucks green beanie. There's a reason why movie theaters are doing the very expensive popcorn buckets. Like we talked about... I believe I talked about it, how Back to the Future was being shown in movie... In IMAX movie theaters. We don't have an IMAX movie theater here, but, uh, it was being shown around Southern California, and I was, uh, listening to, uh, other radio, radio DJs talk about how there's a limited edition DeLorean popcorn bucket that is $50, five zero, that I'm sure some mega fan would want, really. I mean, it's kinda cool, but at the same time, when are you ever gonna bust that out? You know? When we had the Ghost movie here in the area, I got the Ghost cup. I haven't used it since. As a matter of fact, I don't even know where it's at. I spent extra money on that cool Ghost collector's cup. I think it might be on my, uh, my knickknack shelf that I have of cool rock things that I've, I've, I've gotten because of the, what I do here. But I'm glad I didn't get the popcorn bucket 'cause I would never use that. It would just go right there on the shelf as well, just taking up space as a DC, a dust collector. [graphics whoosh] Cincinnati Bengals fans probably won't want to hear the statistical quirks the team has racked up the past couple of weeks over the last two seasons.The Bengals are one and four when scoring 38 or more points. The other 31 teams combined that have scored 38 or more points are 62, four, two. 62, four and two. The Cincin- Cincinnati lost 39-38 to the Jets on October 26th, followed that team, followed that up with a 47-42 loss to the Bears on Sunday. The Bengals are the first team since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger to score 38 or more points in two consecutive games and lose both games. While Bill Belichick might only be finding limited success coaching the University of North Carolina football team this season, he's in line to be celebrated for all the success he hel- he had as, uh, the Patriots head coach. Belichick is among nine coaches advancing in the Hall of Fame process for the class of 2026 for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Some of the others, uh, being considered are two-time Super Bowl champion coaches Tom Coughlin, Mike Shanahan, and George Seifert. A committee will be, uh, a committee will cut the list down to one finalist, and Belichick, who was the head coach of six championship teams seems like a slam dunk to get voted in there. Venus Williams announced she is going to return for a 33rd season of professional tennis. The 45-year-old Williams, who turned pro in 1994, has been awarded a wild card entry to the ASB Classic in Auckland, New Zealand, which starts January 5th. Playing in that tournament seems to show that the seven-time Grand Slam singles champion is preparing to play in the Australian Open later that same month. Williams last played in that tournament in 2021. To think that she's been playing tennis longer than I've been alive, 1994, two years before I was born. I know, such a baby. That does it for your Shot Clock Sports Update, right here on KBAR 101. I've talked about it before, how annoying it is to have to buy, uh, new paper towels, new toilet paper. Did I mention this on the air previously, about Charmin's, uh, Forever Roll? It's a jumbo-sized, 1,700-sheet roll of toilet paper that lasts for weeks. So it's not necessarily forever, but it's a pretty good amount of time, which means it's go- it goes a long, long way towards eliminating toilet paper anxiety, which is a great gift to humanity, right? It looks like a mini tire. It's, like, the equivalent of 32 regular rolls, promises to last a two-person household up to a month.
I feel like that would just encourage people to use more and more toilet paper, and go through it faster. Anyone signing on to, uh, live the Charmin Forever Roll lifestyle
needs to have a brushed stainless steel holder, also sold by Charmin with their, uh, starter pack, next to their toilet. But this, of course, is a small price to pay for weeks of carefree wiping, is what I'm reading here. People who have taken the plunge, uh, pl- plunge point out that the rolls take up far less space than those giant bricks of toilet paper rolls from warehouse doors. What's not to like here? That's what it says here. I mean, it's true. Like, you gotta spend, like, what, a good amount of money on one of those giant things, and you got to put it in the closet. I think once I have my own house, hopefully one day I have my own little space, me and my girlfriend move in with each other, and be like, "Hey, listen, you have the Costco membership. Let's just make a Costco room." Let's just have the pantry be converted into a little mini Costco room where we have food that lasts for months, toilet paper in there that lasts for months, and we'll just be, uh, good to go. Make that one Costco trip and n- don't have to go for another, like, what, half a year maybe? I don't know. All right, so there's this, uh, article making the rounds. That's, uh, eight risky activities ER doctors would never do. Things that you shouldn't do either. First one here, getting lazy with ladders. They say we see a lot of injuries from step stools and ladders, especially this time of year. We are at peak season for home maintenance, fall cleaning, and holiday decorating. That, uh, ladder accidents are often caused by improper use, choosing the wrong ladder for a specific job, propping up the ladder at an incorrect angle, placing the legs on unsteady ground.
Uh, honestly, this may sound funny, but I hardly ever need to use a ladder or even a step stool. I don't think I ever really need to use a step stool. I can reach most high places. Now, if it's really high up there, like all of a sudden I'm putting, uh, Christmas lights up... I don't think I've ever done anything like that actually, 'cause
for the most part, my parents did that when I was growing up, and then, you know, I'm not ne- necessarily decorating the outside of my apartment. The only thing I have
are a, uh, string of Christmas lights that go around the, uh, my- my balcony railing, and that's about it. There's no ladder involved with that. The second one here, riding e-bikes or e-scooters without a helmet. It's cool to wear the helmet, all right? Make sure to do so. It protects your noggin. There have been plenty of times where helmets have saved lives. Plenty of stories of people not wearing their helmet, and then they have this, uh, crazy crash, and they, you know, ruin themselves, or they potentially die 'cause they didn't wear their helmet. Make sure to do so. All right? Eight things ER doctors would never do. Petting unfamiliar animals. When in doubt, don't touch or pet an animal you don't know. Yeah, sure, don't be one of those tour-ons at Yellowstone petting the bison. Don't be getting close to them either. [laughs] You know, stay away from the 2,000-pound beast that could charge at you and kill you. But for the most part, if I see, like, I don't know, a cat in my ne- my neighborhood, and it just walks up to me, stick my hand out, let it sniff me, and if it wants to be petted, it'll, you know, clearly show that. If it just wants to walk around, I just say, "Hi," and walk, you know, go- go about my business. Yard work without protection. I don't have a yard, so I don't need to worry about that. Lighting fireworks at home. Yeah, I mean, I'm safe with fireworks.They kinda scare me if I do it wrong. Carelessly knifing an avocado or onion. Yeah, yeah [laughs]. I've, uh, cut my hand open a couple of times. The one time I was trying to open a soup can, and I think I just... Yeah, I completely cut open my finger. It was awful. Borrowing someone's prescription medication. Yeah, no kidding. Overdoing it with supplements. I guess those are the eight things ER doctors... Ye- Eight, eight activities ER doctors would never do. All right, cool. This, uh, could have qualified for What the Headline, but I'll be doing a different story for that feature later on this evening. Uh, Purdue University campus police, they're still trying to figure out who this person is, this, this unusual suspect, this unusual situation on campus. Just after noon, uh, yesterday, officers received a call to the Active Learning Center about a person covered in peanut butter from head to toe, walking around Purdue University's campus. Concerns arose about the potential danger to those with peanut allergies. No- nothing to do with, like, the random dude just covered in peanut butter walking around. No, no, no, no. Just those with peanut allergies. I, I just think that's hilarious, that this guy's walking arou- Is he naked in this picture? I, I think he's wearing shorts. Okay, he's wearing shorts thankfully. But, uh, is he wearing a shirt? I don't think so. I wanna know what drugs this guy was on
to just think this is a good idea to douse himself in peanut butter and then walk around campus. It could be, A, a druggie, or an influencer trying to do something funny and he, uh, potentially will get himself... I don't know if he'll be arrested for this. Can you be arrested for covering yourself in peanut butter?
Uh, disturbing the peace, maybe? Or may- Tha- that could be a, a question for Traffic School powered by The Advocates tomorrow morning at 8:45. Uh, cleaning crews were called in to sanitize surfaces coated in peanut butter. So he was just sitting on seats and s- stuff, and, yeah, endangering those with a peanut allergy. So I'm assuming he'll get charges related to that. [whoosh] I love seeing stories pop up from, uh, cities where I used to go to quite a lot. Fullerton, California. Went to school, Cal State Fullerton. Fellow Titans tuning in right now, appreciate you. A driver in Fullerton saved his chance card for the ultimate test. He, uh, handed over a monopoly Get Out of Jail Free card after being pulled over for a traffic violation. The Fullerton Police Department shared the full thing in a post on social med- media. The officer had a good laugh, reminded the driver that while creativity is appreciated, it isn't a legal defense. You know it's bad when the cops, you know, make jokes out of you. They decide to post your entire story online. Wasn't the, uh, police department posting about the, uh, the judge that was caught, uh, going number one? We talked about this yesterday, that one judge that was caught publicly using the restroom outside on this place called, uh, Whiskey Row, in front of this place called Whiskey Row. Something like that. The police officer saw her doing that, turned on his body cam or maybe just had it on the entire time and was like, "I'm capturing gold with this full thing." But yeah [laughs], it's bad when the, uh, the cops make a funny post about you and it goes viral online. [whoosh] All right, we love hot takes around here. And I saw this question pop up on AskReddit, what's your hottest, most blasphemous movie plot take? Top answer I see right here with a lot of up votes, The Matrix Trilogy had some of the worst acting I've ever seen in a blockbuster movie. Now, Keanu Reeves, wholesome guy, great dude, seems awesome, he, he is not the best actor. Not at all. As a matter of fact, most people say he can't act. I mean, John Wick, "I need a gun." It's not that hard to say a line like that.
I don't think Neo really said much during The Matrix movies, but, uh, yeah. Yeah. That- that's a, that's a pretty agreeable take right there. The '80s, uh, horror classic, Maximum Overdrive, was all about the cars in the world coming to life with an insatiable urge to kill humans. Pixar's Cars is a movie about a world populated by sentient cars, where people are mysteriously absent and nobody ever mentions where they went. Cars is a sequel to Maximum Overdrive [laughs]. There was a, uh, former staff member here by the name of Tony that made me laugh one day because he was convinced that every character in the movie Cars ate people. Ate all the people. And that's why there is nobody there. Like, there are taxis in Cars. Who are they driving? Nobody. There are double-decker buses. Who are they driving? Themselves. Like, nobody. "E.T.'s fellow aliens left him there on purpose," is what another person said. "E.T. didn't phone the ship that stranded him. He went above them and phoned the home office, AKA management. After some time, another, uh, ship had to pick him up. E.T. is space Karen. Don't believe me? Look at the picture of him in that wig and tell me that's not space Karen." [laughs] Oh, these are great. I like this thread a lot. The kids in The Breakfast Club all deserved detention. Now, I have not seen that movie. I've been meaning to watch it. I think we are pro- probably gonna watch it, 'cause now me and my girlfriend, Aubrey, we're on a string of, uh, classic movies. We just finished Back to the Future Parts I-III. Finished the whole trilogy. Now we move on to... We might move on to that. We might... Well, no, she said The Breakfast Club was, uh, pretty boring in her opinion. We gotta watch something that we both haven't seen. One of my favorites, favorite classics, the, the classic Naked Gun, I think that's great. Ferris Bueller's Day Off is more annoying than good and Chris Knight from Real Geniuses is the much better version of the goofy, the young goofy rebel.All right, there's nothing stopping, actually stopping machines from time traveling in Terminator. Skynet made that up so that the humans who used its machines wouldn't bring their advanced weapons with them. Now, we're getting deep in this whole thing. I might need to save this for a, uh, future, to peach to their own question just to see what craziness people have stored in their heads. [graphics whooshing] Now, police in Florida, they responded to a, a report of a violent robbery at a home in St. Petersburg, only to end up arresting the homeowner. Long story short, well, she faked a whole robbery happening at her place 'cause she used an AI-generated, uh, photo of a fake robber that was created days before the reported attack. I don't know what her, uh, ideal solution was for this, or what she thought would come out of this is what I mean to say. Police went back to the alleged scene after, uh, you know, studying this whole thing, and found out that it was AI-generated. They went back to the scene of the crime and arrested the, uh, the homeowner. She's charged with a couple of misdemeanors. Maybe insurance fraud. Was that what she was going for? I don't know. But, uh, yeah, AI-generated burglar, never, never existed. She's done. Today's What The Headline?, right here on KBAR 101. [graphics whooshing] Now, of course, right as I'm planning for my trip home, this happens. The FAA says it will cut thousands of flights a day starting tomorrow due to the government shutdown, and I think I was reading something from the Idaho Falls Regional Airport Facebook page yesterday. I can't get Facebook to work on this computer for some reason. I can only access it through my phone, I think. Let me see here. Yeah, okay, here we go. Idaho Falls Regional Airport. I gotta use this on my phone. First world problem, I know, I know. Where's it at? Where's it at? "Travel Advisory Update. While the FAA's announced 10% flight capacity reduction will not directly affect the Idaho Falls Regional Airport, some of our connecting airports across the country may experience delays or schedule adjustments," you know, things like that. "We encourage all travelers to check their airline's app or website for the most up-to-date flight information before coming to the airport itself." Now, I, I'm honestly really hoping that my straight flight, my straight to Santa Ana flight towards the end of December is not affected. I'm hoping that we can find a solution for this very, very soon. You know, I'm sure with the holidays coming up, this is the worst possible time for something like this to happen. Luckily, I'm not even flying home for Christmas. I'm staying here. I'm staying here for Thanksgiving. But just to think that, you know, where there, there could be this happening
towards the end of December, it could, it could, it could only get way worse, right? I saw the video of, uh, people lined up at the Houston Airport just trying to go through TSA. I mean, that line was four hours long. It's worse there than at Disneyland to go on the most popular ride during the busiest time, so hopefully you don't have to travel anytime soon. Let's do some Chevelle Pale Horse here on KBAR 101. [graphics whooshing] You wanna know who announced a massive tour for next year? Making a stop in both Salt Lake City and Boise? I was trying to see how many stops this band was making, 'cause I think it's their Final Frontier Tour. The band I'm talking about is Journey. Yeah, wow, there's a lot of stops on this tour. This is really like, "Hey, we're gonna go all out." You know, how old are those guys? Like, at least 70, maybe? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20. There's 60 stops, three columns of 20 stops each. April 12th, Salt Lake City. April 14th, Boise. If you wanna see Journey, a special evening with Journey, I don't believe it's with Steve Perry. That's not my Journey without Steve Perry. I'm not gonna go see them without him. It really does suck they're not doing it with him 'cause, you know, all their songs are made famous by Steve Perry, but
if you wanna go see Journey, if you're into them with the, with the other lead singer, make sure to go check out that concert calendar. Also, check out the concert calendar for any other shows coming to the area. Like, you know, this weekend there's gonna be two massive shows in, uh, Salt Lake City, Fit For A King, Make Them Suffer, Spite, 156 Silence. That'll be in Salt Lake. I'll be at the other show, Set It Off, Fame On Fire, Vanna and Autumn Kings
live at The Complex. I believe it's in the smaller room too, which I don't know how I feel about that, but I think it's the smaller room. I was talking about that with a caller about how, uh,
I can never tell which room is which 'cause they would say, like, The Rockwell or The Grand, and I think The Grand is the big room, and it's at The Rockwell for the Set It Off show. But anyway, go look at the concert calendar, riverbendmediagroup.com/calendar. Go see what shows are coming to the area because right now, right now is the time to do so before the weather gets really, really bad. [upbeat music] Thanks for listening to Peaches Pit Party, the podcast. If you enjoyed the show, please share, subscribe, and rate the podcast. Peaches Pit Party is hosted by me, Peaches, AKA Brendan Peach, and is a production of Riverbend Media Group. For more information or to contact the show, visit riverbendmediagroup.com. Until next time, peach out.