And here we are, Monday, 05/19/2025. A jam packed weekend behind us. Another full week of work ahead of ahead of us. Got, hopefully, a nice peaceful weekend in about five days. I think it'll be worth the wait, to be quite honest.
It was a fun weekend nonetheless nonetheless nonetheless. First of all, had the, farmer's market, and I wanna say a huge thank you to everybody who came by our booth, donated nonperishable food donations for the Idaho Falls Community Food Basket. As part of my day today. I got the truck back from the Mountain America Center, drove it all the way to the Community Food Basket, dropped off our boxes of, of food donated by a lot of KBAR listeners, so we really do appreciate it. It's going to a great cause.
I'm sure we'll post about it on the Riverbend Media Group Facebook page and the other socials that we have for Riverbend as well. Then later that night, we had the twenty sixth annual second chance prom with Classy ninety seven in Browning's Honey. I I I had a $10 bow tie that I bought from Walmart. I thought it didn't fit initially, and then I started, like, really trying to put it on and went, oh, okay. It does fit.
I'm just a dummy. I had to watch a YouTube video for how to put on a, a bow tie. Had to had to wrap it around my neck and, you know, put it together. It was nice. It was fun.
It was a fun night for sure. I think Jade got a great video of me looking by myself in the corner while everybody else was doing the cha cha slide, which I cannot stand that song. For some reason, that song in itself, I hate it. Hate it. Hate it worse than Sublime.
Yeah. That should show you. And then after the class of 97 prom, of course, had a little bit of a of a Sunday to myself before I had to go on down to the Mountain America Center for the awesome show last night, Seether, POD, and Nonpoint. It was awesome seeing so many listeners. I have to apologize to those people that, yelled peaches from the seats, and I just didn't pay attention.
I was in work mode full force. I had to guide Maddie to where she needed to go to get pictures from right there in front of the stage. The first time that was her first ever first ever rock show, and we just put her right in the photo pit area. We she actually went into the mosh pit as well herself. Had a great time nonetheless as well, and I'm sure we'll get the the the videos posted, the pictures posted that we took on our socials as well.
And I did a brief stage appearance. Thank you to those that cheered me on, to those that booed. I saw you. I'm kidding. But, we'll get that whole thing online as well.
I did post in the K Bar one zero one Idaho rock and metal Facebook group saying, if you got a picture of me on stage, put it in the comment section of that post that I made. Maddie was requesting it, so I was like, sure. I'll make that post. I don't think anybody I think a couple people posted pictures of me on stage. One of them looked really cool because I was in the fog.
You couldn't really see me. I kinda looked like the undertaker if he was bald and fat. If you you wanna get a if you wanna get a hold of me, you can over at (208) 535-1015. Again, it was a jam packed weekend. I'm glad I'm, back to a normal weekend, hopefully.
Hopefully, there's no, like, surprise remote broadcast this weekend. It is Memorial Day weekend approaching us, so it is gonna be a longer weekend. And we're gonna be doing some stuff for Memorial Day that I'll talk about later on in the show this afternoon. It's Peach's Pip Party right here on Kay Bear one zero one. One thing I completely forgot to mention at, during the intro of my show is that, I had the chance to sit down with Dale Stewart, the bassist, acoustic guitarist for Seether.
He was awesome to get the chance to talk to. At one point in the interview, he told me that, well, he was at the Snake River fishing right there in Downtown Idaho Falls, like, right by the, the, you know, Snake River there. Nobody recognized him. And I think Matty told me that both Seether and POD went to the Snake River Animal Shelter. I thought that'd be rather cool to see those guys just play with puppies, maybe potentially adopt a dog.
Wouldn't that be cool? You're the dog that one of the members, of Seether decides to adopt. That'd be pretty neat. Right? Get to go to a big house or maybe just the tour bus right now then to the big house.
But, anyway, I'll get that, full interview with Dale Stewart of Seether up on our YouTube channel. It was recorded on video, So I believe Matty is working on that today on on top of a a million other things. But, I was looking here at this, list. So Josh Freese, you know, he was let go from the Foo Fighters. He was called and was like and they just told him, hey.
You're out of here. So he joked about posting a list of reasons he got booted from the band, and now he's come up with an actual, like, David Letterman top 10 list. It includes references to the offspring, one of his former employers, plus the subject of many of his, Instagram posts, his poodles. Top top 10 possible reasons freeze got booted from the Foos. Once whistled my hero for a week solid on tour, that could get you in trouble.
Could only name one Fugazi san, two words, polyrhythms. Metronome likes precision behind the kit deemed soulless. Demanded starting every rehearsal with a twenty minute cowbell sound bath. Okay. That could do it.
Never once tried growing a beard. Didn't show up to studio because Mercury was in retrograde. Promised Noodles from the offspring he could be the fourth guitarist. Refused to perform unless he was guaranteed a a Ouija board and nunchucks after every show. And number one, the whole poodle thing was getting to be a bit much.
Funny. But I think Josh Friess will be alright, on his own. I'm sure he'll find something else. Or maybe he can just retire or just be like, hey. If you need a drummer for any upcoming project, he's available.
Hey. Any local bands? If you have a lot of money, you know of somebody that, is quite well off, have them loan you guys a whole bunch of money. Try getting Josh Freese on a track. Put that we'll put that right into four locals only.
You know, every feel good radio show, they always do, like, good people doing good things. Your feel good Friday. Happy stories for your happy day. You know, something like that. Victor shared this on the KBAR one zero one Facebook page.
Some good news for your Sunday morning happened over the weekend. You know, Trivium and Bullet for My Valentine, they're finishing up the Poisoned Ascendancy tour throughout The US. And I talked about how Matt Tuck supposedly was like, yeah. We're not gonna go to South America and continue this tour. We're done with this after The United States.
And I think a lot of people down in South America were extremely upset as they should be as they should be. But on Saturday, the seventeenth, Trivium uploaded a video to Instagram documenting the process of saving these kittens and their mother. Three of the four kittens were easy access. One of them had managed to wiggle their way into the inside of a diesel generator. So they set out water and tuna for the mother who was hiding in a nearby storm drain.
Members of Trivium, the band and the crew collected the three kittens that that they could, placing them in a cardboard box with water in the shade while they worked on retrieving the stray one from inside. Once they had been secured, Trivium bassist Paolo Grego Gregoleto called the fire department when firefighters had arrived to the scene. They removed panels from the outside of the diesel generator to gain access to the inside. So they successfully saved a whole bunch of kittens and the mom, which is just great to see. Wholesome stuff.
Happy happy stories for your happy day. Something like that. I I don't know. Peaches Peaches Pleasant. What's another p word for a story?
Can I look that up real quick? Forget it. Peach's pit party right here on Kay Barrett 101. You know, Memorial Day is approaching. We're gonna have that three day long weekend.
Memorial Day taking time to remember the heroes who served our country and the people we've loved and lost who helped shape shape who we are. So the week after, that following Monday, June 2, we're teaming up with Teton Auto Credit for the memorial cleanup at both Rose Hill And Fielding Memorial in Idaho Falls. We'll be out there at 8AM helping clean up, take care of the tributes left behind. If you've got some time, you can come out, lend a hand. It's a simple way to show respect and give back.
But if you wanna help out somewhere else, like, let's say you're in Pocatello, Josh and Chantelle from Classy ninety seven and Teton Honda, they're gonna be at the Blackfoot Cemetery at 8AM that same day. If you're in Rexburg, Justin from one zero five The Hawk, he's gonna be at the Rexburg Cemetery at 10AM. And then Katie Lee from z one zero three, she'll be at the, Shelley Cemetery, the earliest out of all of us, at 7AM with Teton Honda. And, of course, Victor will be at Rose Hill at 8AM. I'll be at Fielding Memorial in Idaho Falls.
You can stop on by, help out every single one of us. You can help out just us or somebody else. We're just coming together to honor, remember, and restore this upcoming, Memorial Day teaming up with Teton Auto Credit for the memorial cleanup. You can find all the details about what I just talked about through the app. It says honor and restore right there on the menu.
Click on that. Check out the info page and see if you can make it. Make sure to bring gloves. Wear waterproof shoes. I'm gonna be wearing some, thick snow boots just to make sure I don't step in the mud and ruin my Converse even though they're cheap and old.
But still, don't wanna ruin them. But, yeah, honor and restore. Teton Auto Credit. Come on out, And let's, like I said, come together to honor, remember, and restore. The Cleveland Cavaliers had the best record in the Eastern Conference, so their second round loss to the Indiana Pacers in the playoffs came as a surprise to many.
Perhaps the most surprise was Cavs owner Dan Gilbert who was expecting a cavalanche by the team's offense with a deep postseason run. Gilbert paid more than half a million dollars to install fake snow machines in the arena ceiling that could blast confetti throughout the arena's bowl when the Cavs went on one of their offensive tears. The Avalanche machine went off exactly once in the entire postseason. Not a great return on investment. The twenty twenty five WNBA season got rolling over the weekend, and it's argue arguably gonna be the biggest season in the history of the league.
I forgot how you say her name. Is it Paige? Oh, just Paige Beckers. That's how you say it. Who was the number one overall pick in this year's WNBA draft made her debut Friday night.
And to celebrate her hometown of Hopkins, Minnesota, the population's about 19,000 people, changed its name to Paige Beckers, Minnesota. There was an official ribbon cutting ceremony. There was, streets in the city were called Becker's Boulevard, and there was even a beer named after her at a local brewery. How is that for making the most of a hometown hero? Bill Belichick's time, at North Carolina has been rough at times, and, now a player at NC State has taken to throwing darts at the coach.
Running back Hollywood Smothers. That can't be his real name. Posted a story on Instagram featuring a photo of Belichick with dart holes in and around his body and even one dart in his head. The caption reads, target practice. North Carolina and NC State don't play until November 29, but it's bound to be a spicier game than usual.
Bill Belichick, if you play for under him, the the best football coach of all time, one of the best. If you were to talk about a Mount Rushmore of head coaches in the NFL, Bill Belichick is on there. No doubt about it. That is it for your Shot Clock sports update right here on KBAR at 01:01. Yeah.
So I saw this yesterday, and now it's all over the news. Summer is that time of the year when arguments over the thermostat in the house shift a house the house shift from heat to air conditioning. I go to one concert. I have a jam packed weekend, and, magically, I can't talk for the day. And as we head into those, hot months, the US Department of Energy is weighing in on the ideal temperatures to set your AC.
Now experts there's air conditioning experts out there. They recommend keeping indoor temperatures comfortable, but while keeping the difference between indoor and outdoor temperatures low in order to save money. The ideal temperature ready for this? 78 degrees. And it says here it should be set even higher when no one is home to save energy.
I'm talking about this with the AC behind me blasting, making this room extremely cold. I love the AC in here. I I have a bad feeling that this summer, it's gonna be like a repeat of, was it, 2023 where we had nice bright sunny weather, and then it just all of a sudden reached 5PM, and we would get rain and thunder. Rain and thunder every single day. It was horrible.
Horrible. There has been so much rain this past week. It kinda reminded me of, the summer of twenty twenty three. But my place doesn't have AC. I have a bad feeling I'm gonna be, headed to the Cabaret studio quite a lot to do some, quote, extra work, but, really, just to hang out in here in the, the cooler studio and then wait for it to reach night and then head back home, that type of thing.
But, yeah, if you're one of those weird people that has your house at 78 degrees oh, that'd be too hot. That's my, parents' weird neighbor. She has her house set extremely hot, but she is that same lady when it's, like, below 60. She's the typical California lady. Once it goes below 60 degrees, she'll call it freezing and then put on a sweater and act like she's living in Antarctica.
I should bring her out here for the Idaho winter and be like, this is what real freezing looks like. I should I should temporarily do that. You know, just temporarily bring all of my parents' old people neighbors and just have them be out here in the wintertime. Be like, you wanna call California freezing? I'll show you freezing.
And then send send them back to California, and they'll have a newfound respect for the, quote, unquote, winter months in SoCal. Kay Bear one zero one, I should have included this on the, Shot Clock sports update. Registration's now open for a clothing optional five k race in South Carolina called the Buck Creek Streak. The race, which will be held on June 14, so you have a little bit of time to, still register and plan your vacation for South Carolina. It's being organized by the Carolina Foothills Resort, which, by the way, is a nudist resort in Spartanburg County.
Participants can run either five k or 7.3, which is about four four miles, with or without clothing, and are encouraged to protect themselves from chafing, which is the worst thing that happens when you're running. Dude, it's back when I used to run, like, five miles all the time, I'd come up with, like, bloody t shirts on the chest area. It would suck. Registration also includes a free lunch and day pass to explore the resort again with or without clothing. I know Victor loves these, like, weird nudist things.
Again, it's here's the thing. It's always people you don't wanna see naked that you end up seeing naked, and it scars you. Not sure if you saw the video pop up on Facebook or Instagram or anywhere online yesterday. Was it yesterday or the day before? I think it was yesterday.
A massive Mexican naval ship just straight up crashed into the Brooklyn Bridge. Yeah. That happened. I don't even wanna try to say the name of the ship because I will butcher it completely. The ship itself is so cool looking.
So cool. Now I've never captained a ship before, but I feel like the bare minimum is not hitting one of the most iconic bridges on Earth. I've been on the Brooklyn Bridge myself, and it's really, really cool. Really big. The luckily, the Brooklyn Bridge did not get damaged in any way, shape, or form.
It was more so the ship, and I threw I think two people died from this crash. Let's see here. Social media videos of the crash showed the ship's a 75 47 foot masts sheared off by the impact. I did see an Instagram reel of some, like, girl posing right below the Brooklyn Bridge, and she's, like, acting all, you know, for the camera and stuff, and she points up to the sky. And right as she does, this ship right behind her crashes right into it.
A total of about 300 people were on board the ship when it crashed. The fire department of New York said 27 people were removed for treatment. Now, do the things fall from the top of the ship? Is that what's going on? Because from what I saw, it was just the top of the ship that hit the bottom of the Brooklyn Bridge, and that was it.
Now these poles fall on people, that would suck. That would absolutely suck to get injured or killed by a a falling beam because the captain of the boat didn't realize how tall the ship was and thought it would be short enough to fit under. You know, you can't make it duck or you can't move the bridge, but, there was a lot of funny comments because somebody posted this exact article in the Life in Idaho Falls Facebook group. A lot of funny comments comparing this crash to the multiple semitruck crashes that we get around here with the underpasses. Maybe it's the same guy, and he's just doing this over and over again all across the, the globe.
Who knows? Peach's pit party right here on K Bear 101. So, apparently, the petrified Forest National Park is broke, and they're getting creative. How creative? Well, they have started using old Megan Thee Stallion twerk videos at the beginning of their TikToks to grab attention.
That's what you gotta do. That's the, if you're into social media and you're into content creation, you gotta know the hook is the way to hook somebody on right away. And you heard that right. Megan Thee Stallion twerk videos are the way to do it. A US National Park is now opening with a hot girl intro before switching to, like, a shot of fossilized wood and some facts.
And, honestly, it's working. Views are up. Donations are rolling in. Someone in the park's PR department is now getting a raise or at least a voucher for something like free trail mix. Their excuse is that the wood in the park is 200,000,000 years old and, you know, you know, still still still there.
It's an actual quote from the, park's social media page. It's pretty funny. Bold move from an account that probably used to just post, you know, pictures of sediment layers. So if you're if you're scrolling TikTok and you see Megan Thee Stallion followed by a dusty, piece of tree, don't worry. It's just the Petrified Forest National Park.
They're just wild. And the National Park Service wilding this week. Maybe I should go up to Victor who's also our social media director and be like, hey. You know what? You know what can really help out with our TikTok twerk videos?
And who knows? Maybe he'll be the one twerking on the video. I know I will not be doing that. Nobody wants to see that. That's how you get someone to scroll.
May maybe let's just use let's let's reuse the Megan Thee Stallion clips and, see if it helps out our account. K Bear one zero one FM on TikTok. People feel differently about yearbooks. My parents always paid for mine every single year. And the high school yearbooks, when I first at my first high school, Los Alamitos High School, they had so many students.
There was 4,000 students at that high school. So the yearbook was like a Harry Potter book. Giant, colorful, unique. People put a lot of effort into these every year. Well, now that we have AI, this was bound to happen.
This, person's school, used chat GPT. This is the audio from the, this guy this guy's TikTok here. I paid $65 for this, bro. They use chat GPT in it, bro. Look, feel free to let me know if you need any adjustments.
I just want additional information. At the very bottom, there was the chat GPT added notes of feel free to let me know if you need any adjustments or additional information, and all the comments are just downright hilarious. You know, they won't let the students use ChatGPT. Fire the editor. He's 17 and working for free.
Never mind. Someone said, to be fair, no one is supposed to read the text, only look at the pictures. That's what I used to do. Right? That's what everyone does.
You're supposed to you're supposed to go back to your yearbook and look at the photos and be like, man, I used to look so much better, or you would judge somebody else, be like, wow. Look how much better they looked back then. What happened? So on AskReddit, somebody asked what's a dead feature of the Internet you secretly mourn? And the Internet's collective response, a resounding all of it.
The good old days. You know, everybody's nostalgic. I miss the early two thousands Target with the neon lights and the cool the cool, carpet pattern. Remember when the web was a wild frontier of personal blogs, quirky forums, Myspace. You know, you would move around your top eight.
You could also stumble upon a GeoCities page dedicated entirely to someone's pet ferret or a fan site of an of an obscure eighties cartoon. Now it's all polished feeds and algorithm driven content. One user laminated the loss of forums, comparing them to cozy neighborhood bars where everyone knew your name. Now social media feels more like a a crowded festival when you're just another face in the crowd. You know, search engines, there was a time when typing in an error code would lead you straight to a solution.
Now you're going through pages of optimized fluff trying to tell you something. Even YouTube isn't safe. The algorithm pushes the same recycled content, making it harder to discover new creators unless they fit, like, some sort of specific mold. So if you're feeling a if you're if you're longing for the Internet's bygone days, you're not alone. I wish there'd be, like, a research.
I think what Josh does, Josh from classy ninety seven down the hallway, instead of using the regular Reddit, I think you can use old.Reddit.com, and it gives you Reddit how it used to be. Oh, this is hard to look at. I don't know how he does it. This is I kind of like I kind of like the new Reddit, but don't tell him. So, apparently, cats are not only invincible, they also come with built in GPS now.
Meet George. George, who lives in Florida, obviously, he had just been neutered, woke up from anesthesia, and immediately said, you know you know what? I'm out. Busted out the vet's cage, scaled the fence like it was mission impossible, and vanished. A full week later, his owner finds George casually lounging in his favorite chair at home like he hadn't just pulled off the greatest escape since, you know, the Shawshank Redemption.
Three miles, traffic, drugged out of his little feline mind somehow. Somehow, he still made it home. Cats cats, they're notorious for doing this. The owner said he looked like he just got back from a grand adventure. He says, I'm guessing George probably saw some things, did some things, has a tiny cat tattoo now, but he's back a little skinnier, a little wiser, probably still mad about the whole, you know, neutering situation.
Imagine you're at a funeral. You're grieving, trying to keep it together, and then you walk up to the casket and go, that's not uncle Larry. A family in LA now suing a funeral home after they showed up to say goodbye to their uncle only to find some just completely different dude in his suit. One of the nieces straight up said, I kept looking at him like he couldn't have gotten that dark. He couldn't have tanned that much.
And the funeral home's response, no, ma'am. That's definitely your uncle. Like, she wouldn't recognize her own relative. They tried to gaslight her at a literal funeral. She even pulled out a photo and the worker went, oh, yeah.
You're right. Give us a minute. Like, they ordered the wrong pizza. And by a minute, they meant three hours while the real uncle was probably just chilling in the back. Now the family's suing, and the funeral home is threatening to cease and desist.
Like, they're the ones who are wronged. Like I just said, this isn't a DoorDash mix up. This is somebody's funeral. Just a reminder that no matter how bad your day is going, at least you didn't show up to a funeral, get met with a surprise body swap, and a, three hour intermission. I was, scrolling AskReddit again, saw this question.
What's your number one driving tip that if everyone followed, we'd all be better off? You wish everybody it was mandatory that everybody tunes into Traffic School powered by the advocates at 08:45 every Friday morning just because there are so many stupid questions they get asked in the Life in Idaho Falls Facebook group about Idaho law. And it's like, you could just call in live to the show and get your answer from Lieutenant Crane. And even then, like, if Lieutenant Crane gives you the answer, for the most part, those people are gonna be like, no. I I I don't believe that.
And then just hang up, and then they'll, you know, be one of the worst drivers on the planet. So top tip for this question. Use your turn signal. You wouldn't believe how many people just don't use it. Like, oh, I'm just making a a small turn.
There's nobody behind me. I don't need to use it. It's a little lever on your steering wheel column. Tells other drivers what you're planning to do. Not using it is like showing up to a party, not telling anyone you're bringing your 12 uninvited friends.
Another one here that I see, keep your wheels straight while waiting to turn left. That way if someone rear ends you, you won't be launched into oncoming traffic. It's not rocket science. It's just not dying. And here's a wild concept.
Don't tailgate. Following someone so closely that you can read their Spotify playlist or even see that they're listening to K Bear in front of you too isn't going to make them go faster. It's going to make you both late and or worse. So if we all just used our signals, kept a safe distance, remember that driving isn't a competitive sport. The roads would be a lot less like, you know, the crazy figure eight car races.
But until then, make sure to be, be cautious out there. What was the one that I saw that kinda stuck out to me? It was like, don't be polite. Be predictable. Meaning, don't give up your, your right of way to wave someone out into traffic or through an intersection or into a roundabout.
Make your stop. Wait your turn. Go when it's your turn. First of all, I wanna give some major props to Sleep Token earning the number one album number one album in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Germany, Netherlands, New Zealand, United Kingdom, and, of course, right here in the good old USA, Sleep Token, even in Arcadia, number one in a ton of countries. Anyway, here we go with today's to peach their own question.
What is the worst city you've ever visited? I don't even know how you say this first one somebody put on Reddit. Djibouti? Djibouti City? Is that it?
All those plastic bags you throw away after a grocery store run, all of them end up here. That's what somebody put. Oh, there's the second one. Also Djibouti. Is that how you say it?
Flew in there from Dubai. Burning trash, absolutely brutal poverty. Cairo, whole city is a dumpster is what somebody else wrote on Reddit. I I asked this in the, K Bear one zero one Idaho rock and metal general chat there. And Sarah put, many will probably disagree with me, but for me, it was New York City.
I was there in high school, and I just found it dirty and hard to breathe. It was a downer despite the Broadway show we were there to see. It's probably the Hollywood effect of them romanticizing New York to be this amazing place to go to, amazing place to be. And magically, both New York and Los Angeles in all movies have zero traffic in, like well, they might have, like, a homeless person here or there, but it's not entire encampments and things like that, or they're not doing really gross things unless you're watching some crash show or something like that. But still still, I mean, they romanticize both cities, and then you go to LA or New York.
You're like, what is going on? Ashley says Portland, Oregon. I wonder why. Just is is is that crazy? That's all she put.
Just Portland, Oregon. Nothing else. Two zero eight five three five one zero one five. What is your answer for today is to peach their own question, what is the worst city you've ever visited? Alrighty.
Two zero eight five three five one zero one five. What is the worst city you have ever visited? K Bear, how's it going? It's going, my friend. What's your answer for to peach their own?
Oh, this will get some hate from my children and if my ex wife is actually listening. Toulon, Illinois. And why do you say that? Let's see here. Not a convenience store in the city.
Not a grocery store in the city. The only thing you could do, there was a bowling alley, but it closed down and gone out of business, and the rest of it was nothing but farm fields. Sounds fantastic. You had to drive You sold me on it. You get to drive, like, you drive, like, 35 miles just to get to the closest Walmart.
And it's funny because people prefer that sort of lifestyle. For me, I really don't. I I mean, eventually, I would like to go back to, like, the bigger city, and I feel like East Idaho is sort of growing in that direction. I'm, like, the one guy who's, like, in favor of it growing, but I might just go somewhere else at some point later down the line. I mean, not even, like, a gas station.
That's what drove me nuts. That could almost be, like, their tagline. Like, you want everything super far away? Come to what was it? Tulane, Illinois?
Toulon. Toulon, Illinois. There's also a city called Tulane as well. Well Yeah. Anyway Toulon and Kewaunee are basically attached to each other.
And Kewaunee is the closest city in there. 25 miles apart from each other. K Bear, how's it going? Hey, Peaches. It's Uncle Yeti out here in Hammond, man.
Hey. What's up with you? How are you doing today? Oh, I'm doing. So I gotta say, man, it's kind of a four way tie.
LA, Portland, Chicago, and Houston. I kinda see a pattern between all four that you just listed where Yep. A lot of homeless, a lot of too many people. I haven't been to Houston, so I can't really insult it. I actually haven't been to, Portland or Chicago either.
I've just seen I've just seen Chicago is just like LA, man. There is so much stink and traffic, and Houston is just as bad. FM 1960, Farm And Market Road 19 60, I sat on that road for three hours. I made it less than a mile. Don't you love that?
That was at noon. That was at noon to three. Rush out to the city. My daughter up. It's like it's like, completely avoid driving altogether because as soon as you get in the road, you're gonna regret it.
That that's that's the new Yeah. Tagline for that, that city there. Thanks for listening to Peach's Pit Party, the podcast. If you enjoyed the show, please share, subscribe, and rate the podcast. Peach's Pit Party is hosted by me, Peaches, AKA Brendan Peach, and is a production of Riverbend Media Group.
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