Playing the new sleep token at the top of every hour emergence. What's up? It's Peaches here on this pre Friday, AKA Thursday. Hope all is well with you. Happy Sleep Token release day.
I was looking forward to this track officially releasing to the public. As well as with the announcement of their Even in Arcadia tour. Gonna be making a stop at the Maverick Center West Valley City on my parents' anniversary, October 5. I don't know why I said that first part. None of you care.
But I did notice this. If you go look at their, Instagram posting, you know there's no opener that has been announced yet. Well, it just so happens like, if you look at the top of the comment section right there, breaking Benjamin commented, may we gather in worship. Amen. Maybe they're opening up for sleep token.
I mean, it makes sense. Those venues that they're playing, I mean, the Maverick Center holds 12,000 people. They're playing some big time arenas. And as Victor said this morning, and I think during the noon hour of madness and mayhem, just less a little less than two years ago, they were playing the knitting factory. They were still, you know, working the, the lower tier venues.
Not necessarily the lower tier venues, but the smaller venues. And people were saying in our comment section, why aren't they coming to the Mountain America Center? The the places that they're going to hold double the amount of people. It's crazy how how big they've grown. They've they've developed this cult following.
I think the band secretly is having a great time with those that follow the band closely with these little riddles and stuff, these little scavenger hunts for things. I mean, whoever decided out of their team to say, hey. Let's release the new song ahead of time, but the sheet music for it so people can try to recreate the actual song, that's genius in my opinion. Even today, strategically, I planned to wear my Sleep Token shirt and I'm wearing it. I spilled fire sauce on it during my lunch break.
I was quite upset with that. This is a first world problem for sure. When you barely tear the sauce packet and then you go to put it on the burrito and it squirts all over you, lands on your shirt, ruins your day. It's annoying. Anyway, if you wanna get a hold of me, (208) 535-1015.
Also, shout out to Joe earlier today. He was the first person to call in and say the, keyword of the day, which was boom, just like big AJ and big justice, what they say. He got himself a pair of tickets before anyone could even buy them, see their POD and non point at the Mountain America Center. Tomorrow is the last keyword being sent out at 7AM via the K Bear one zero one app. You wouldn't believe how many people have messaged me or messaged the KBAR page saying, I can't find the keyword anywhere on the app.
And then I have to say, hey. You have to have notifications turned on, and we send it out that way, which we have said many times in the past, have the app on your phone and allow notifications. So that way, anytime we launch a giveaway or do a giveaway like this one, you you get it you get notified right then and there. Download the Cabir app if you haven't done so already, and make sure to allow the notifications for tomorrow's last keyword before our ticket giveaway is over. I would potentially ask this question for it to peach their own, but it would go political right away.
What has gradually disappeared over the last ten years without people really noticing? I mean, the top answer right here that I'm looking at, good jobs in the middle class. Alright. There we go. Got that out of the way.
Local shops like small independent hardware stores, you don't really see those anymore. You're also really seeing the, like, I don't know, the defund. I I what am I the the more businesses becoming more boring. Like, look at McDonald's, the classic example of how they used to look, and now they're all gray and black and white. They're all modern looking.
Everyone's saying we're turning into the book, The Giver, how society's gonna be all just one color, one way, and that's it. Ownership has gradually disappeared over the last ten years without people noticing. Now you pay a subscription for everything. There was that joke I made this morning about Sleep Token, not about the band, but that's my my new company name for pay to use CPAP machines. You gotta insert 50¢ in order to use it for the night.
The ability to read and comprehend something longer than a paragraph. Well, if you're not really into books, you're kinda just reading captions, and captions are meant to be simplistic. It's supposed to catch your eye because who on TikTok is sitting there reading the captions? They're watching the video. A real live person answering a business telephone.
And if you don't believe me, press 5 to repeat this message. That's a great answer. That's the one I wholeheartedly agree with no matter what it is. If you're trying to set a reservation at some place like Red Robin, I'm sure you get a you you just get that robot. Press 1 to set a reservation.
Today is the final day for fundraising for families with EIRMC and the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Idaho. We need your help to raise our goal of $70,000 for the Ronald McDonald family room at EIRMC. At the Ronald McDonald family room, if you're not familiar with it, families with ill children, they can grab a hot meal or snack, do laundry, take a nap, shower, relax in a home like environment, even stay the night, all without even leaving EIRMC. No cost to them whatsoever. It's through generous donations that make the Ronald McDonald Family Room possible.
So if you want to donate, and I highly recommend spreading the word about this, go to RMHCIdaho.org or you can simply just go through the KBAR one zero one, the ALT one zero one, or the Cannonball one zero one apps. Says right there fundraising for fam families. It'll take you directly to that link. Make sure to donate. Let's try to reach our goal of 70 k for the sixth annual fundraising for families with EIRMC and the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Idaho.
NC double a March Madness is coming up here soon enough. I forgot when exactly it starts, but it's my favorite time of, college sports, sports overall. I love it because everyone gets involved with it. Every single year that Cal State Fullerton, my alma mater, makes it in the tournament, I go ahead and do one bracket to where they win the entire thing and hope for the best and I don't think they even pass the first round for the most part. But anyway, Samsung, they're offering the March Madness Superfans an epic collection of TVs.
Get this. They're calling it the buzzer beetle buzzer beetle buzzer beater bundle. It's almost like a tongue twister. It includes eight flat screens ranging from 55 to 98 inches all in one convenient package. It's valued at over $16,000 but it can be yours for only, quote unquote only a little over 10 k.
$10,307 for eight TVs. Be that person that has eight TVs in their house. One in the living room, one in the family room, one in the basement, one in the kitchen, one in the bathroom, one in the kids' room, even one outside. There you go. And this right here is your Shot Clock sports update.
Amazon MGM is producing a movie about Tiger Woods based on Kevin Cook's book, The Tiger Slam, the inside story of the greatest golf ever played. The film will cover Tiger's rise from a child prodigy to one of the greatest golfers of all time, but will not cover his life away from the golf course, which means no mention of his, mistresses from back in the day. West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez has banned his team from filming and posting themselves dancing on TikTok. He told reporters, we try to have a hard edge whatever, and you're in there in your tights dancing on TikTok. It ain't quite the image of our program I want.
Rodriguez clarified that he wasn't banning play players from the from the platform. He was just banning them from dancing on it. He added, twenty years from now, if they want to be sitting in their pajamas in the basement eating Cheetos and watching TikTok or whatever the heck, they can go at it. Knock yourself out. USA Today ranked the Major League Baseball stadiums from one to 28, leaving out the temporary stadiums the Rays and the A's will be playing in this year.
A run down of the top five. You wanna go through this whole list? No. I'm I'm I'll just briefly go through it here. Number one, PNC Park with the Pittsburgh Pirates, Oracle Park.
Two, San Francisco Giants, which I doubt. I mean, it's a great baseball stadium, but the surrounding area most likely sucks. Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field at number three, the oldest baseball stadium, I believe, out there. Baltimore Orioles at number four and Boston Red Sox at five. Fenway Park, the worst the worst stadium according to USA Today, home of the Chicago White Sox, rate field.
And then second to last, Arizona Diamondbacks, Chase Field. Where's the Dodgers? Are they in the middle of the list? What about the Angels too? I'm sure they're in the middle somewhere.
But anyway, that does it for your Shot Clock sports update right here on K Barrow 101. This guy over in China, he was unknowingly livestreamed, twenty four seven by his neighbors turning him into an Internet influencer without his consent. It's like a real life Truman Show. Villagers set up surveillance cameras to record every move of this 62 year old man who was just unaware of the situation. I I guess the incident also draws parallels to the case of Nasubi, a Japanese comedian who in the late nineteen nineties was confined to an apartment for over a year as part of a reality TV show.
Unbeknownst to him, his life was broadcast live to the public leading to significant psychological stress. Yeah. It's not good to do something like this. But I guess he also, like, talked to his microwave and that was a huge huge part of this, show over not the show, the, situation over in China. I feel bad.
I mean, I say some weird things. Everyone does. Do most people talk to themselves or say something like, oh, I'm an idiot for forgetting this? Something like that, you know? Or seeing to themselves, I can't imagine being live streamed twenty four seven.
Most of the time when I'm not here, I'm at home in my boxers cleaning up my apartment. I'm afraid to open up the window because, well, I don't want my neighbors seeing that. I can't imagine being live streamed to the public and everyone seeing me wanting to see that. I don't even wanna see that. I was reading here.
I think I talked about this very briefly on the show before, but there's more details on it now. Instagram is testing a new dislike button for comments because apparently just rolling your eyes and scrolling wasn't enough. No. The feature leaked by some tech wizard with too much time on their hands looks a lot like Reddit's down vote button. But here's the twist, it might only be available to creators so they can quietly make nasty comments disappear.
Instagram's fun with the, people making the funny jokes in the comments section. Like, there's there's a big difference between Instagram and Facebook. Facebook, you got people whining and complaining about everything. As we talked about earlier with the whole, brolems being open on Sunday. There is people complaining about that.
Like, are you kidding me? So basically you can still post something dumb on Instagram, but now your favorite influencer can smack it down without you even knowing. It's like Instagram finally handling out or handing out the, bless your heart of social media interactions. It's a it's a weird weird time we live in with social media. To be quite honest, I completely forgot Monday is Saint Patrick's Day.
We don't really do much besides go out and drink as a society for that day, which is probably why I completely forgot. I'm not anticipating any planning whatsoever for that holiday other than the fact I'll probably wear a green shirt, hop on the show in the afternoon, say, hey, happy Saint Patrick's Day, And leave it as that. Like, do I want to make the whole corned beef and cabbage? Potentially, I could do that. Maybe put some green food dye in my milk.
Yay. Green milk. Just like what we did in elementary school with a a nice four leaf clover cookie. Maybe. Maybe.
Who knows? I mean, Saint Patrick's Day is one of those holidays that's just like, hey. If you drink, this is another excuse to do so. Might as well use it. Drink on a Monday.
Call call out sick on Tuesday. Completely hung over. Everyone knows what you did the night before if you just called out on Tuesday. That's the whole point of Saint Patrick's Day. Tony Hawk Pro Skater three and four coming out in July.
They officially put together the, well, they put together the Spotify playlist of what's going to be on the game. The first wave of tracks has been revealed. Ace of Spades Motorhead at the top of the list which was awesome to see. I see Alice in Chains, Them Bones. I see a lot of, modern rap as well.
You get a lot of we got Run the Jewels in there, Denzel Curry, Schoolboy Q, Kendrick Lamar, but then there's also Turnstile. And then there's that famous track from well, I call it from GTA five, but it might be to punk fans a legendary track from adolescence Amoeba. That's also gonna be featured on the, Tony Hawk Pro Skater three and four soundtrack, which, if you have an Xbox, comes out free on Xbox Game Pass July 10. That's the way that I'll be playing it. I'm excited for this game, really.
I mean, it's been forever. July 11, that's when it comes out. It's been forever since I've played a Tony Hawk skater game. That's how I get introduced to, what was it, Beverly Hills from Weezer back in the day when they had Tony Hawk's American Wasteland? That song and then was it Frank Blackhead, I wanna live in Los Angeles, which I I think I've played before for Peach's pick of the day.
Great, great tracks. That's how, this game and all the old wrestling games have influenced a lot of people to listen to rock and metal. So I'm very happy they're sort of sort of keeping that alive with adding Motorhead and all that for the younger kids who this might be their first Tony Hawk game, which is crazy to even think about. I'm having a tough time believing this story. This New Jersey man is walking his dog on the beach, stumbled upon a stash of whiskey from the prohibition era.
Yeah. Could you believe that? He was just walking his dog, Coda, on the beach South of Atlantic City when Coda suddenly started rolling around on top of a brown bottle. He shooed him away from it, but then CODA found another bottle and then another and then somehow 11 of these bottles were found, each one marked with the name Lincoln Inn. Just like Pawn Stars, this dude brought in an expert.
A friend of his did some research and learned that Lincoln Inn was produced at a distillery in Montreal in the 1930s. So this guy posted his story on Reddit, got responses from whiskey aficionados, the elitists of whiskey, people in a bottle digging group. They confirmed that some of the markings they confirmed that some of the markings in the bottle confirmed it was produced at some point in the thirties. How it ended up on the Jersey Shore is another question. He says he kept one of the bottles for himself, give to the others to some friends.
No one has been brave enough to open it yet. Although he believes the whiskey inside looks normal and is probably unaffected by the time and the elements. I mean, if you want to, go for it. But, there's this whole subreddit dedicated to people not really trusting people that say things like, oh, I found a quarter in my bag of Lays chips. I believe it's called r slash untrustworthy pop tart.
Put this story in that subreddit. I'm not sure if you're familiar with the Kelsey's. I mean, Travis Kelce, definitely the most famous one. His brother Jason Kelce was a center for the Philadelphia Eagles for quite some time. He's now retired.
Jason's wife, Kylie, went on a podcast with Chelsea Handler called Not Gonna Lie. And I guess Kylie went on there with this hot take about how she doesn't want to hear people getting to know each other on a flight. Is it specifically this flight? The flight to Vegas while they're getting drunk? I want everyone to get on their phones, put their headphones on, look at their phones just to stick to themselves.
Anyone you meet on your plane is not your friend. And if you're desperately talking to somebody, you don't have enough friends. Wow. That's a hot take. Hot, hot take.
I mean, I would say there's much bigger problems than people talking to one another in the airplane. I would say those parents that stand up during the entirety of the flight even though the seat belt sign is on, they just want to walk around, they even open up the overhead bin. There was a dad on my last flight completely oblivious, doesn't know, can't follow directions. They say, hey, sit in your seat. He's standing up, bouncing the baby, opening up the overhead bin, trying to find stuff for the kid.
So annoying that people just don't listen whatsoever at all. Would I rather hear people conversating than hear some baby crying on the flight? Absolutely. Absolutely. Thanks for listening to Peach's Pip Party, the podcast.
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