Well, here we are, Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2025. How are you doing? Hopefully well. We're already off to a great start trying to find content, and sure enough, the just asking section of the radio prep, are you a hat guy?
I wish I could be. I wish I could wear hats. Normal hats. Nope. I got a special order of mine.
Got a giant head. I think there was a a break I did a long time ago about how I was trying to find a hat to protect the newly shaved head just because I don't want my head to get sunburnt, and I had to get a four XL hat off of Amazon. It's a great hat. I've worn it on hikes, and it works wonders. I need to get more of them, actually.
I need to put that on my shopping list for well, I'll probably delay that till summertime when I'm actually outside a whole lot more. But this whole thing about, are you a hat guy? No. That's not my to peach their own question. Most hats, I put them on.
They look like a yarmulke on me. It's awful. It's awful. Anyway, if you wanna get a hold of me, (208) 535-1015. I promise the show will be better than this break.
I shouldn't have promised that. I'll try to make the show better. There we go. Victor, are we going to see the death of Yelp? Why?
What's who on the Internet's saying happening? TikTok is adding, the option to review restaurants now. Oh, okay. Well, I don't think it'll get rid of Yelp. We still have TripAdvisor.
Yeah? True. So Is MapQuest still a thing? That's a great question. Let me look this up.
I bet it is. Even though most people have shifted to Google Maps. It is. MapQuest is still a thing. Do they have the, Gulf Of Mexico named the Gulf Of Mexico, or is it changed to the Gulf Of America?
Let me zoom all the way out here. Because Google says they're going to change it, which is funny. Cause, I would imagine that every other map worldwide is still going to just say Gulf Of Mexico. Right. I accidentally pulled up Gulf Avenue somewhere else.
Okay. Yeah. I I have to look for it. I mean, MapQuest, I haven't used that website in probably, twenty years, so I I don't know. I I just remember my parents printing out the directions to go to different places.
Yeah. And they would tell me to be quiet in the back as they're trying to focus. Shut up back there. Exactly. Be quiet, Brenda.
Emma's recording something with an with an author for her podcast. Right next door? No. In the production studios, I'm assuming they hear you. That's far enough away.
You know, if you're gonna be in this building, you might have to put up with me yelling. Well, but I also don't wanna, like, you know, have Jade be concerned that I'm, you know, causing a ruckus over here, and you're telling me to be quiet or tone it down. Oh, that's true. I'm practically quiet. But, yeah, if you tag a restaurant on the new TikTok feature, it'll ask you, hey.
What how many stars would you wanna give this place? Oh, okay. Well, that's good to know. You know, always looking for a good new good way to make some new content. So why doesn't, you know, Instagram or Facebook or any of these other platforms try doing something new?
I'm sure they'll follow suit because I don't know if you saw I'm sure I sent you the newest Instagram update where it looks exactly like TikTok with the layout and things. Yeah. By the way, does your phone still have TikTok on it? I yeah. It's worth a lot of money.
Well, that's what I heard, but I actually looked at the prices earlier, and people are just managing to sell their what you gotta do is look at these sold items on eBay. Right. Not the items for sale. Well, there's only a couple that were sold, weren't they? Yeah.
And they were sold for the regular price of the sale. I saw I thought there was 1 that was, like, 10,000 or something like that that someone bought. I didn't see 1 that actually sold unless it was, like, far enough back. It was, like, the day of when people were panicking. Yeah.
Might have been. Yeah. But now I saw some that had been sold, and I looked up the models, and it was just the price of the phone. Because I was like, I'll get rid of my phone right now. If I could drop my phone and get 10 g's, sure.
I'll buy a new phone. That's what I was thinking too. I'm like, you know what? Maybe I should. I still have TikTok of mine.
I never deleted it. But Yeah. Does that mean now, like, everybody who had a TikTok and deleted the app now can't redownload it so there's even less people here in The US on TikTok? TikTok? I think that at you know, on the day that it was down, like, you the day it came back, you couldn't download it or something.
It's still not on the Apple App Store. Really? Yeah. You sure? Mhmm.
Sure problem. I tried. Let's see. I can I can search for it right now Let me search as well? And see what happens.
You have the, Google Play or you have the iPhone still? I forgot about that. Yes. So, yeah, if you look up TikTok. And I want to Oh, whoops.
Whoops. Yeah. I get Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube, Facebook, x, and that's it. Messenger, Spotify. There's no TikTok.
I see Ticksaver Video Downloader talk. Interesting. But there's no more TikTok that you can get on the, but you already have it on your phone. So maybe maybe that's why it won't show up. No, but it's showing me Instagram and all the apps that I already have too.
Interesting. Goes to show? Yeah, I have no idea. I mean, if if it's gone, I don't know. I'll I'll read a book.
Oh, woah. You'll do something without your phone? What? Yes. I'll, sit down in front of my TV, play some, video games the old fashioned way.
We even reverted to, well, we went to now reading books on screens too. We can't just read an old fashioned book anymore. We need 1 of those Kindles or those tablets. Kindles are nice. You know, tablets suck, but Kindles are they're nice.
I have no idea who's what authors are in right now. I know I saw that Onyx Rising book or whatever that's called. Yeah. I saw some people talking about that 1. I think it must be pretty popular locally.
I think it might be a certain type of book. Weren't they saying it's like 50 Shades of Grey or something? I figured. 1 of those. So it's always the Naughty books.
The naughty books. That's right. Yeah. Romance novels that are just dirty. Yeah.
It'd be so easy to write 1 of those. Oh, yeah. For sure. You've gotta be kidding me. It'd be so easy to be a what's it called?
I I can't even say the word on the air. A romance author. We'll just say romance. Yeah. Yeah.
It'd be so easy to just go into detail all about it and the the more detailed the better. Right? Will chat g p t write that kind of content? I don't wanna ask chat g p t on the work account to do that. Alright.
I I figured I'd try to do that. I could write 1 about, Brendan Peach and something like that. She was doing about Victor Wilt and and his his lady Judith, and I don't even wanna go to detail. Yeah. Please don't.
We'll have you do the audio book, and you're just laughing in between paragraphs. Yeah. I I would be. I would be. You know, I'll be making making my trip back home to California in April 0 just to go see ACDC with my dad and all of that.
Go hang out. Go, get a nice little spring break in, if you will. Well, people apparently are still panning for gold in California. People are still interested in gold mining in California today. Almost two centuries later, California continues to see the largest number of new gold discoveries of any state in the country.
And scientists believe only 10 to 15% of the gold in California has been found, which I mean, people are still rolling up their sleeves, panning for gold, which is so weird. I mean, that'd be kind of fun, but born at the same time. I we used to go to those, those museums that would have, like, a simulation of what it was like to pan for gold. I couldn't imagine squatting next to a lake or a little tiny body of water, putting the pan below, you know, shifting it around to see if I find any remnants of tiny little pieces of gold like that. I mean, I should tell my friends about this back home and see if they'll, go out of their way to go to the tops of mountains and try to find some.
I didn't wanna do this question for the piece of their own because I know I I know for a fact it would turn political and that's the last thing I want. I just saw this on AskReddit. What's, what has gradually disappeared over the last twenty years of people without people realizing it? Red eyes in photos. I guess this person's 5 year old son saw an old printed photo of him from, like, twenty years ago and asked why his pupils were red.
Complicated to explain in a smartphone world. Yeah. Definitely. Definitely. I saw something here that kind of blew my mind.
I think my car still has this talking about the blue strip. Where did it go? Oh, that strip of blue tint across the top of car windshields. Have you noticed that? If you're driving an older car right now, not even older, just an what year would I'm trying to figure out what year would these because my car is 2020.
I think mine has it on it. That's five years old now. I I should go around analyzing people's cars just staring at their windshield trying to figure this out. That would go swimmingly. And this right here is your Shot Clock sports update.
On Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs, they punched their ticket to the Super Bowl, setting up a rematch of Super Bowl fifty seven, which was just two years ago. Many football fans spent yesterday complaining online about the matchup trying to figure out which team, if any, to root for. I myself am a temporary, Eagles fan. I just figured, you know what? I'm tired of the league being rigged.
I'm tired of it being set up for the Chiefs to have all the success because, you know, Taylor Swift dating Travis Kelce, of course, the Chiefs have to make it to the Super Bowl. Right? Plus, awful, awful referees in football are killing the sport. The athletic teams at Vanderbilt University in Nashville might have to stop pulling off big upsets or they or they won't be able to give NIL money to any players. Vanderbilt was fined a hundred thousand dollars by the SCC for storming the field after its football, team beat beat Alabama in Oct.
0. The university received another fine of $250,000 for storming the court after its basketball team beat Tennessee earlier this month. And when the team was close to clinching its upset over Kentucky on Saturday, athletic director Kansas Story Lee made a plea to the student section to not storm the court. Alas, the students did it anyway, which means Vanderbilt will pay a $500,000 fine for its third offense this academic year. And also, the Utah hockey club might be stuck with that name for another season.
I figured they would do something like this. The team applied for copyrights for 6 potential names, the Yeti or Yetis, Blizzard, Outlaws, Mammoth, Venom, and HC. And the copyrights on all 6 names have been refused by the US Patent and Trademark Board in non final rulings. The team has three months to address the various concerns and move forward with the trademark process. I have a bad feeling they're gonna stick with that Utah hockey club name, which is gonna suck.
At least it's it's anyway, that does it for your Shot Clock sports update right here on Cabaret one zero one. Facebook overall, the home of complaints. Just people, you know, wanting to put their 2¢ into literally anything. I mean, just anything. Anything at all.
And especially, it happens in this, Octane Facebook group that I follow. I'm glad it doesn't happen in the Cabaret group. I think we, shut that stuff down right away. Or at least people here are incredibly nice and they're just like, you know what? Let's spread cheer rather than have no arguments for no reason at all.
And I was looking at this, what looking at this post here. What is your unpopular music opinion? This guy said I got 3 of the new Shinedown songs aren't as great as everyone says they are. The new Papa Roach song is loads better. Slaughter to Prevail isn't that great.
And then also people that skip opening bands and concerts just so they can see the headliner is ridiculous. Now Shinedown, the latest Shinedown stuff, it's decent to me. Is it anywhere as good as their older stuff, Monsters, or any 1 of those tracks? Nah. Not really.
I mean, I like Call Me. I like a a Second Chance. I like a lot of their older stuff. But this new stuff, I'm like, you know what? It's it's generic to me.
The new Papa Roach song, I like it. I think it's good. Slotted to Prevail isn't that great. I find them fun, but there's only 1 sound. Alex Terrible can't really clean scene or do any high pitched vocals.
He's only known for his guttural and his guttural and his guttural. So, I mean, unless he expands and what wasn't there something recently where Alex was like, yeah. We're gonna try to change up our sound. Deathcore is getting boring. I would love to see those guys change it up.
But then the fans of theirs would be, you know what? Like, oh, we want them to be heavy again. They've gone soft. And I totally agree. I've talked about this many times on the show.
People that skip opening bands at concerts just so they can see the headliner, it is ridiculous. Like, if you're not gonna go see the full thing, especially if you've paid a ton of money for tickets just to go for the headliner or maybe even just an opener and then you leave before the headliner, you gotta experience these bands live. You could become a new fan afterward. I've seen plenty of stories of people talking about how they they weren't a fan of a certain band and then all of a sudden they saw them live and turns out they were awesome and it completely changed their mind. Once you get to, like, meet the people behind the music too, sometimes that'll help too.
I mean, like, set it off. I was not necessarily all that into their music before. I thought it was I thought it was okay, but I wasn't really I didn't really know much about it until I met those guys. Incredibly nice dudes. 3 of the nicest guys you'll ever meet.
Same with the dudes in, Point North. Incredibly nice guys. Would I have paid attention to them beforehand? No. Just goes to show.
I mean I mean, it pays to be nice for sure. Anybody else in here in this, thread that I should talk about? Taylor Swift isn't actually all that bad. Yeah. It's true.
It's true. I agree with you about the Shinedown songs. People are just commenting on what he has to say. Shinedown definitely has that cult following, and they've built it up from from nothing. So kudos to them.
Glad to see they're, successful. They'll be in Salt Lake City at the, is it the Delta Center? 1 of those stadiums down in Salt Lake in in, in April 0? No. Not April 0.
I think it's Aug. 0. You can find the exact date and exact venue on our concert calendar at riverbendmediagroup.com/calendar. There's been a lot of talk recently about getting rid of the penny just because not many people use the penny anymore. I mean, every single time I go to 1 of those, liquor stores or gas station stores, you always see the, give a penny, take a penny type thing.
Like, they're pretty much useless for most people. I myself, anytime I get change, I have this giant cran bank back at home. I've had it since I was very, very young. It's a giant blue crayon. You fill it up with coins.
At the end of it, you take 1 of those coin star machines, and sure enough, you got money for, whatever you want. And I I rarely have it had it ever full. I used to be that mischievous kid that would go to my parents', that would go to my dad's closet, and he had a nice big, like, 1 of those plastic jars. 1 of the plastic giant like, basically, what the cheese balls come in. 1 of those giant jars.
And he would fill that up with change, and I would just take scoopfuls every now and then and put it in my bank. And then I would go to my dad with my my cran bank half full going, hey. Can I convert this to cash now? And he would ask me where I where I get the change. Obviously, I think he knew I was just taking the change from his jar.
My my parents aren't stupid. I can't wait to see what my future kids tried doing to me, and I catch on because I I was that very mischievous terrible kid growing up. I gotta give, I gotta pay back my parents not only for the money that I've cost them but for the, everything else that I've done over the years. Prank wise, you know, fight wise, everything. K Bear one zero one is Peach's pit party.
You know, GTA 5, the character Trevor. The guy who's who plays Trevor, Steven Ogg, the actor behind GTA five's breakout main character, Trevor, has said he wants to return to GTA 6. He wants to return in GTA 6 and then die at the very beginning of the game, have Trevor just go out. And I've been hearing things that, he didn't like people just calling him Trevor when they see him on the streets. They didn't recognize him from, like, The Walking Dead or Better Call Saul or anything like that.
They just recognized him as Trevor from GTA. And you think you would take that as a compliment, but, no, this guy was just mad at everybody for only being recognized as Trevor. He's 1 of those actors who's like, I've had other roles. You know? A lot of people just give him grief in the comment section.
I would embrace that character. If I was Trevor from GTA, that'd be so fun. If I was any character in GTA, that would be 1 of the coolest things, especially a main character like Trevor. If you've ever if you haven't checked out Steven Ogg's Instagram, you gotta go see it. He likes to participate in a certain type of hobby if you catch my drift.
Woah, man. You know, that type of that type of hobby. It shows on on his Instagram videos. So earlier, I edited a video of, Victor and I talking about the worst bands you could possibly be stuck with on a cruise ship. There was that that announcement of the what was it called?
Like, the the the Massachusetts Cruise Festival, something like that. So I ended up asking Victor that question. We came up with a few answers. You can find that little clip from the noon hour of Madness and Mayhem powered by Jalisco's on our YouTube channel at k Bear one zero one r m g. Now I asked Chat GPT, hey.
What would be the worst bands to be stuck with on a cruise ship? Gives me Nickelback right off the bat. Ben and Sane Clown Posse, then Yoko Ono's experimental band, and then for some reason, it says here a death metal polka fusion band, which I think that would sound interesting. Right? Blast beats colliding with accordion solos twenty four seven.
The mosh pits in the dining area would ruin the buffet according to Chad GPT, Baby Shark Live, and then Creed, which Creed was an awesome band to see live. Are you kidding me? Now it says One Direction, rest in peace, Liam. I don't think One Direction will be doing anything again anytime soon. And then number 8, Kid Rock's All American Cruise.
Now that I feel like that would be just Rednecks at Sea. That that's what the name of it should be. And then it goes on to say a high school garage band, Milli Vanilli tribute band. Maybe I should ask this question for tomorrow's to peach their own. What would be the worst bands to be stuck with on a cruise ship?
Would be fun. So the podcast podcast version of this show is going to be a little messed up only because I couldn't track the entire show in time, prerecord the entire show in time to have all of Topeach Their Own go to the very end of the episode or line up correctly at the very end of the episode. I don't know what I'm trying to say here because it's a whole lot of technicalities to where Tapete's Thirone had to happen again, earlier on in the podcast episode compared to how it usually is. So I apologize. There we go.
Alright. Back to the show. It's now that time for the peach throne. Everyone's experienced this, I think, for the most part. Right?
You have 1 of those friends that just hype something up for you. You get all excited to watch it or eat it or whatever it is, and then you let down. Well, today's question, what's the worst movie you've seen that someone said would be good? I think Jay just recently talked about this, about a movie that Victor suggested to him, and Jay just hated it. I'm looking at a wide variety of answers here on the Facebook page.
Elizabeth writing The Polar Express, hate that movie. I don't know why so many people love it. I think it's 1 of the best Christmas movies out there. I think it's great. People are freaked out by it.
Maybe because of the the animation. I don't know. But I see Pride and Prejudice, Napoleon Dynamite, the original 3 Star Wars from Sergio. Hot take right there. What's the worst movie you've seen that someone said would be good?
Let me know at (208) 535-1015. Alrighty, Caber. What's that 1 movie your friend hyped up to you? You saw it, and it was not good. Well, I'm I'm going pretty far back here, but and I it's probably a hot take, but Shawshank Redemption.
Really? Why is that? I don't know. I just I don't like I I don't think I've ever seen a prison movie that I don't that I enjoyed, except maybe Con Air, and that's not saying much. Con Air.
For some reason, I feel like I've heard that. Is that 1 of those joke films? Wait. Hold on. Con Air.
It's the 1 with the 1 with Nicolas Cage. That's right. John Cusack, John Malkovich, Steve Buscemi, Danny Trejo. And that was a prison movie, but in a plane. So it kinda it kinda made it work, I guess.
In a that's what made it different for you. It's like me with Italian mobster movies. Like, I I could not care less about Italian mobster films or, fantasy pieces or, you know, historical period pieces, any 1 of those films, no matter no matter what the subject matter is, if it's 1 of if it's in that genre, no thank you. Yeah. That's fair.
That's fair. I was actually a extra in a movie called Love Field years ago with Michelle Pfeiffer and Dennis Haysberg. It was a period piece about the, Kennedy assassination. And you were an extra in that movie? Yeah.
I got paid $50 a day to sit at a counter and eat chocolate cake for two days. Did you make it obvious that, like, you were wanting your, like, fifteen minutes of fame? Did you stare into the camera as it went by you? Absolutely. In fact, if you look at the movie, somewhere between the eighteen and nineteen minute mark, You can see me on camera, and I actually look over my shoulder at Michelle Pfeiffer's character.
Alright. And they left it in. What what's the movie called again? Love Field with Michelle Pfeiffer and Dennis Hayesburg. It came out in, like, 1991, I believe.
Okay. And you said between the nineteen and nineteen minute mark. Yeah. I was, like, 16 when I did it. No glasses.
And I'm just sitting at a counter next to an old man and a and an older woman. And I look over my shoulder when they're standing there talking, and that's at the characters, and they let that in. Alright. I wrote that down. I'm I'm gonna try to watch that movie and see if I spot you.
Alright. Cool. Appreciate it, man. Thank you so much. Have a good 1.
You too. You too. Alright. Today is to pitch their own question in case you're just now tuning in. What's that So what's the worst movie you've seen that someone said would be good?
Let me know. Hey, K Bear. What's happening? Not a whole lot, man. How you doing, Peaches?
Hey. Doing great, Ben. You here to answer today's the peach throwing question? Actually, I haven't heard it. I was calling to see if you've got the new, Electric Call Boy song.
Of course. Of course, we have it. We've we played at the top of every hour of the day that it came out. Okay. Yeah.
I just I've just heard it for the first time on Spotify today. What what'd you think of it? Was it great for you? I was wanting you to play it for me if you would. Of course.
Yeah. Definitely. Definitely. Did you see the you gotta check out the music video too, man. The music video I haven't checked I need to get to that.
Yeah. It's fantastic. So if you are if if since you're here, what's the worst movie you've seen that someone said would be good to you? Something a movie I've oh, 1 I've seen that they said would be good. Yeah.
Like, a friend suggested it. You watched it. You're like, that that was it? Like, for me recently, I mean, after all these years, I watched National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. That movie was, was not that funny to me.
I thought it would be I thought it would be so much better. Fair enough. To be honest, I don't have an honest answer. I don't watch much movies. Oh, that's okay.
I'll still play the song for you anyway, Ben. I appreciate it, peaches. Absolutely. Absolutely. Well, thank you, and, you have a great rest of, your afternoon as well.
You as well, man. Have a good day. You too. You too. Hey, K Bear.
What's happening? Not much. James, what's the worst movie you've seen that someone said would be good? Rent. And what's that movie about again?
I I've heard that title before. Is it that musical? Yeah. Well, it was a it started as a Broadway musical, and then they made a movie adaptation of it. And, yeah, there was this, chick I was going out with long long time ago that loved that movie, and I could not stand it.
Because you've just got a bunch of, you know, starving artists. They're all a bunch of actors, painters, you know, just a bunch of artists that live in this apartment building in New York. And the owner of the building is some ancient dude that, you know, has never raised the rent on them and all this. Well, he ends up dying and some company takes over, and they wanna start raising the rent. And all of these people just start screaming, no.
We're artists and we have aids and you can't do this to us. And it's just a bunch of people whining and singing and dancing, and it was just awful. Don't they get naked in that movie too? Or that musical too? I don't remember.
Honestly, if they did, I pushed it out of my memory because it was that terrible. I think that's hair that I'm thinking of. No. Hair, they didn't get naked in that 1. They didn't?
Well, they they there was 1 scene where a couple of or 1 of them goes off into the well, they all run off into the pond, get naked. They but they leave 1 of them in there and then ditch her. Right. Right. Yeah.
That's what I was like, I could've sworn they didn't hair, but Rent, I've heard before plenty of times, and I'm just like I've seen hair way too many times to admit to. That's okay. That's okay. You did you did it for for a girl. Right?
You didn't watch it for yourself? No. No. I like that 1. You like that 1?
Alright. Alright. Another another another good musical is, Repo the Genetic Opera. I've heard about that 1 before. Yeah.
That one's a good rock opera. Repo the Genetic Opera. Did we talk about this before? Probably. It actually got a lot of really good music in that.
For some reason, my Facebook feed today has been so messed up. And I I briefly talked about it on the noon hour of madness and mayhem powered by Jalisco. As you can hear, today's episode on demand wherever you get podcasts, just search for the new hour of madness and mayhem. On my Facebook feed, there's been pictures clearly, obviously, AI generated of a young couple, which they're supposed to look like they're from back in the and then a modern photo of them now with a caption like, oh, seventy five years together. He's 2.
She's 1. True love right there. And all these, like, boomers in the comment section are saying, like, how beautiful this is. Well, I just got another 1 of those posts, but this one's actually real. And it shows 2 old, old people in separate hospital beds holding hands.
He's 2. She's 1. 1 of the very few this is legit legitimate. A hundred thousand people liked this post. Can I just put out a fake AI post for us to get more attention on the K Bear page?
Could that be something that Victor and Jade would approve of? Like, we talked about also on the noon hour of Madness to mayhem powered by Halisco. It's like, what if we just took a picture of Victor, made photoshopped it to where it looks authentically old? Doesn't have to be all that, you know, convincing because, you know, older people online will fall for it. Go on to chat GPT and say, hey.
Come up with a story about cowboy Victor Wilt and his quest to help old man, Jade Davis or something like that. And I'm sure it'll come up with this detailed story. You put it as the description. Then you put it as the caption. I'm sure that post would blow up.
A lot of people would share it thinking it's real. We would have to label it like forgotten person in history, something like that. It's so easy to convince people, especially on Facebook. First world problem that sucks story for good old peaches here. I'm looking at the concert calendar trying to figure out how many shows so far I wanna go to.
I I I'm really upset that I'm missing not only Silverstein coming up on Feb. 4, but also Feb. 19. The plot in you holding absence, boundaries, and acres are coming to the depot in Salt Lake, which I I would love to go see those guys, but that's Feb. 19.
And I already have plans to go to Boise on the stay there overnight, leave the leave the at a Burp right there. Wow. Disturbed, three days grace and 7 dust, a huge concert at the Ford Idaho Center Arena. And I was even talking to a record rep about potentially going down to, Salt Lake City for nothing more, a band that I've been wanting to see live for quite a while. Now they're gonna be, in Boise at the Knitting Factory, May sixth.
But three days before that, I'm hoping to go to the, Spirit Box Show down at the complex in Salt Lake, May Third. It feels like every single month, there is gonna be a whole bunch of concerts all within the span of a few days, and you have to pick 1 of them. And it sucks missing out on the other ones. But if you wanna go check out our concert calendar, go to riverbedmediagroup.com/calendar. Like I said, first world problem that sucks story.
3 kids in New York, they're wanted by police after they took a stolen vehicle for a joyride, and this wasn't a car or a truck. It was a subway train. The masked kids, whose ages are unknown, allegedly entered the empty train using a set of transit keys, got behind the controls, they rode the rails for at least 1 stop, even passing another in service train at 1. 1 of the kids can even be seen sitting outside the car with his feet dangling over the tracks While they were careful to black out these surveillance cameras on the train, they took their own video of the stunt, posted it on Instagram. It's so easy to capture, a Gen z thief just because you know they're gonna upload it to social media.
Usually, I like to laugh at animal videos. Now, you know, since it's cold in Florida, when iguanas get cold down there, they just fall from the trees. And sure enough, there's plenty of videos being uploaded of just iguanas hitting the ground, which to me, I'm like, oh, someone help it. Please. More than just laugh at it.
Now if I watch a dumb cat video of someone putting, like, tinfoil on the kitchen counter and the cat goes flying, I just find that funny. The way cats move is hilarious to me. The way that they're so fast when they want to be is absurd, right? You ever see a cat versus cucumber compilation? Those are always fun.
The tinfoil on the counter, that's great too. That's some great training if you want to, not have your cat jump on some certain surface. You just put tinfoil on it. They'll they'll they'll go flying. Today, I've been, doing what I like to call an email frenzy, just trying to email different people.
I finally got that list back from Victor with the proper p proper people to contact when it comes to artist interviews. And I'm really trying to get Matt Tuck a bullet for my Valentine. Turns out the band won't be here in The US till, March 0, so I have to wait a bit a bit for that 1. Matt Hafe of Trivium, I also wanna try to get on the show. There's so many of the these rock stars that I wanna try to get to interview, hopefully this year.
I've been trying to get, Johnny Hawkins and Nothing More on the show as well. So many interviews, but we already have a lot available on the Artist Interrogations podcast wherever you have your podcast, wherever you get podcasts. You can just search artist interrogations and, boom, listen to our prior interviews. All of mine are available on demand. Thanks for listening to Peach's Pip Party, the podcast.
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