Oh, yeah. I saw this post from, one of our favorite Instagram accounts, Crappy PD. Well, it's the explicit version. We can't say the actual name of it it on the air. But, Crappy PD, was making fun of Go Country one zero five out in Southern California.
I I know a lot of people that still listen to this station, and right now, they're looking for a full time announcer. I don't know why they're not called a radio DJ. It's a full time announcer. Like, are you sitting there actually announcing something? Like, to me, I I think if you're gonna call them an announcer, you'd be like, well, up next, we have Orbit Culture or something like that.
You know? You're not gonna be sitting there talking. You're just gonna be like, alright. You ready for Brad Paisley? That type of thing.
That's what I think when I see full time announcer. But the worst part about this is not the the job title itself. No. Go Country one zero five wants to pay a full time announcer fifty thousand dollars a year. Keep in mind, this is Los Angeles.
The average rent, I would say at least $2,000 plus. If you're looking for a one bedroom, one bathroom, just the rent alone is gonna be about 2,000, not to mention utilities, Internet, gas for your car to and from the studio because you're you're gonna be sitting in traffic no matter where you live. Even if you're that close to the studio, you're gonna be sitting in traffic on the way. There's no five minute commute unless you're walking unless you're walking, like, 50 feet one direction, you're still gonna have a lot of foot traffic on the sidewalk as well. Yeah.
So good luck to whoever gets that job, full time announcer, go country one zero five in Southern California. What a joke. It's terrible how radio is. And I'm sure they're trying to amp it up by saying, hey. You know what?
There's gonna be a lot of remote opportunities, a lot of endorsement deals that you can make. None of that's true. But they just wanna, you know, it's radio. Of course, we gotta pay low. I bet they love that mantra.
I bet all the executives everywhere are like, you know what? Well, let's go with that. Let's pay them a low salary. Watch them suffer. Anyway, if you wanna get ahold of me, you can over at (208) 535-1015.
pit party will continue here in just a few on Kay Bear 101. Well, the latest Peaches Needs a Pal video is up on our Facebook, TikTok, Instagram. It's all over our socials at Kay Bear one zero one FM. I I was looking here at the radio prep. They're talking about this, this company.
What are they called again? I have to scroll at the top. For some reason, my mouse which mouse is it? There's two of them in here. Okay.
This is one. Cartwheel Robotics wants to build humanoids that people love. The robot looks kind of adorable, kinda cute, but I guess these robots are, being designed to offer both companionship and convenience to people. The founder of the company, Scott LaValle, describes one of the prototypes named Yogi as having toddler proportions, which makes it appear friendly and adorable. That's what they want you to think before it attacks you.
Right? It has the the rounded lines, big heads, a little chubby too. The guy even says, Yogi is designed to bring joy, warmth, and a bit of everyday magic into the spaces we live in. It's expressive, emotionally intelligent, and full of personality, not just a piece of technology, but a but a presence you can feel. Now imagine this.
What's what looks worse? A lonely dude just eating by himself. That's it. At a two person table, he's just sitting there by himself. Or there's a guy there with this tiny toddler like robot trying to talk to it as if the robot is his friend.
Doesn't that feel like that one's worse? Right? It's like we're going towards the future where we're we're actually gonna have robots. Right now, you kinda see, like, that lonely dude with a body pillow, and you're like, okay. That's a little weird.
Imagine imagine the robot taking its place. Right? A little gross. Victor and I talked about this last week, couple of shows ago. You can find that, that segment on demand wherever you get your podcasts, Peach's Pip Party on demand, which, by the way, just passed 1,000 downloads.
I appreciate those that have checked out every episode, those that have checked out five minutes and got bored. No. Really, I do sincerely appreciate that. But we talked about this previously, the enhanced games, the all drug Olympics. It's It's gonna feature athletes who will not be drug tested.
It'll debut in Las Vegas in May of next year. So we got a we got a year of these athletes right now just injecting themselves with whatever. The athletes will compete in five core sports, including swimming and track, and are encouraged to use whatever enhancements they want. Anti doping agencies suggest the enhanced games are a clown show, while organizers of the enhanced games suggest that the current anti doping rules are just simply outdated. So I I'm intrigued to watch this.
I think this is gonna be great. We're gonna see a whole lot of roid rage. We're gonna see a whole lot of just peak performance, but the records are not necessarily going to count. Right? I mean, come on.
These these guys cannot they got assisted. They they turned on the creative mode. They turned on the mod. You can't do something like this. I feel bad for those athletes that are wanting to do something like this, inject themselves with whatever, you know, cause harm to themselves, You know?
Because, like, your heart can get affected. You could be you see all the like, like, what Victor said on the previous time we talked about this. You see all these old WWE wrestlers, they're dying at, like, 40, maybe even 40, early fifties, but that's about it. You know, a lot of them are dead now, unfortunately, just because of all the steroids they took back in the day, all the trauma to the head. Just imagine these athletes swimming.
They lose by, like, half a second. They have that roid rage. They start attacking the other swimmer. It'll be fun to watch for sure, but sad for the athletes. Yesterday, we talked about sandwiches for the peach their own.
Today, national hamburger day. Yippee. One of the best things ever invented. And Victor and I mentioned this on the noon hour of Madness and Mayhem, a Yelp published the list of the top 25 burger chains in America. In N Out Burger, number one, which, I mean, clearly clearly and I think it's it's unfortunate that people talk so much hype about it to other people, like, from around here.
There's no In N Out around this area, and the one in Boise is fairly new. And so you had all these people all these years hyping it up like it's the best thing, and then they go there and try it for the very first time. And, you know, it's like, oh, okay. That's it. I thought this would be a magical experience.
I think it's great. I've I've never been sick and tired of In N Out Burger. The habit at number two, another another restaurant we don't have out here, which we should, it's fantastic. I don't I don't really know how to describe it. Like, they have a lot of great just, variety.
They have the charbroiled burger. They have the patty melts. They have the tempura green beans that are fried that are really, really good. Shake Shack at number three. Just think of Five Guys, but even pricier type of thing.
Culver's at four, which, I mean, we just had Culver's today. You can find that Peaches Needs a Pal Culver's edition video up on our social media pages at Cabir one zero one FM. Culver's to me, easily number one. Easily. And then Islands restaurants at five.
I grew up near an Islands, and it used to be a great place to go. But most recently, my parents were telling me about it. They've turned into that place that charges you $25 for the burger by itself. And if you want fries, $4 extra. If you want a drink, that's another $4.
And by the end of it, you're like, I paid $40 for what I could have gotten at In N Out Burger for $9 or even cheaper. Right? Freddy's frozen custard and steak burgers, they're they're delicious. Five Guys at seven, too pricey for me. Then Wayback Burgers, Moo You Burgers, never heard of them.
And then Red Robin at ten. Red Robin, highly underrated. Love their burgers, especially the one with the fried egg. I just had a burger, and now I'm craving one again. Happy National Hamburger Day.
Get yourself one. A lot has been made about NFL players taking part in flag football when it comes to the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028, and that's taken off the players already on the national team, Daryl Doucette, a long time starting quarterback for the US flag football team, said the team's veteran players deserve a chance to compete for their sport for their spots without the NFL just taking over. The flag guys deserve their opportunity. That's all we want. We felt like we worked hard to get to the sport where it's at to get the sport where it's at.
And then when the NFL guys spoke about it, it was like we were getting kicked to the side. Philadelphia Eagles linebacker, Nicole Dean, he's taken an interesting approach when trying to return from injury this year, ballet. Yeah. Dean tore his patellar tendon during the Eagles playoffs win over the Green Bay Packers, and part of his, rehab this year has been training with a Philadelphia ballet company. Dean said there's way more flexibility, of course, way more mobility.
It's definitely something that's helping with my rehab. You just feel a change immediately after you stretch. You're not as tight or as sore. Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow recently complained that his team will once play a prime once again play a prime time road game against the Ravens in Baltimore, and it's the third year straight the Bengals visit the Ravens on a Thursday night. Burrow said playing in Baltimore for the fourth straight year in prime time isn't ideal.
Maybe we can get one of those first in one of those in Cincinnati, please. The NFL VP of broadcast planning and scheduling Mike North surprisingly agreed with Burrow's criticism announcing it was fair and that if he could have one game to change on the schedule, he'd wave a magic wand and change that Bengals trip, which is nice, but doesn't really help the Bengals this season. Anyway, that does it for your Shot Clock Sports update. All about football today right here on K Bear one zero one. I think this is great.
We should adopt this here. Turkey has officially said, hey. If you stand up before your rows turn on a plane, you're paying a fine. Yeah. That's right.
The the Turkish government just approved fines, actual money penalties for passengers who unbuckle while the plane's still taxiing, open the overheads like it's a race to get off first, or do the awkward aisle hover thing even though they're, like, row 34 and row six needs to get out or, you know, the rows ahead of them need to get out, that type of thing. Cabin crews will now issue warnings. And if you don't listen, boom. Find up to $67, which I feel like is not necessarily enough. Right?
You wanna get rid of the dumb, little, annoying things. You know, here in America, we're still fighting over elbow room. People are standing up during the whole entire flight for some reason. The, captain specifically says, hey. The seat belt side is on.
Don't get out of your seat. Every dad, for some reason, just decides to jump up and run to the bathroom. Imagine how many fines those guys would get. I like this, though. I like we we need to adopt this.
We need we need every airline here in America to adopt this right away. So I was reading the story about this woman in British Columbia. She was denied $5,000 in damages after being bitten by her roommate's mini Australian shepherd. The tribunal ruled that every dog is entitled to one bite. Yeah.
Citing that, one bite rule as the basis for their decision. One bite. Everyone knows the rules. This legal doctrine suggests that a dog owner may not be held liable for the first bite of their the first bite their dog inflicts as they might not have been aware of their pets' aggressive tendencies. However, once a dog has has shown such behavior, the owner is expected to take precautions to prevent future incidents, incidences.
I wonder how I wonder how this lady's feeling like she just got slapped in the face. Oh, you know, everybody just gets one. Dogs now have a get get out of jail free card for the first offense. No big deal. But, second time, that's when that's when you can get your money.
Peach's pit party right here on Kay Barrett one zero one. If you're having a bad day, just remember, at least you're not getting rained on by a government helicopter spraying thick brown liquid over your house. Yeah. I was scrolling trying to find something to talk about here. The headline reads, a helicopter to spray thick brown liquid over Central Pennsylvania communities.
This is not a metaphor. It's it's actually happening. State helicopters are dropping this sludgy brown goo all over communities, but don't panic. It's not what it sounds like unless you're a conspiracy theorist and you think it's like, hey. They're spraying us with that COVID spray again or something like that.
Who knows? But it's a totally normal bacteria. I'm not even gonna attempt to say the name of it, the official scientific name. Okay. I'll try.
Bacillus thuringiens, I think. Totally normal bacteria used to control the, these these types of moths. Scientists say it's harmless to humans, pets, and your emotional state, but not your white car. No. I added that last part.
So if you're walking down the street in Harrisburg like you're streaming us through the K Barret one zero one app and suddenly hear a chopper overhead, are they gonna try they're are they actually gonna drop this liquid on people walking outside? Take cover. If your stream doesn't hear that chopper overhead, either take cover or get ready for your, anti moth baptism with this thick, sludgy goo. Most recently, I got this, recycling bin just because I wanted to put stickers all over it. I like to look at what other people do with their interior decorating, and then I steal their ideas.
My friend, Matt, has a recycling bin that has a bunch of different a bunch of different stickers all over it from places he's traveled to. So I took that idea. I I actually do put my empty water bottles in there. And now I'm reading this whole story about how this, this one dude purchased a two bedroom house after recycling nearly half a million cans in reverse vending machines. Is this is this overseas?
This has to be New South Wales. There we go. They offer 10¢ for every can collected. Okay. That's not too bad.
The one time now as a kid, we used to recycle at my parents' place. 5¢ per bottle per can. Anything that you could recycle, you'd put through that fun machine behind the Vons out there, and you would get the money, go inside the store, or you get the receipt, go inside the store, get the money, that type of thing. The one time I tried recycling out here, I forgot what place it was. I don't necessarily want to name them.
I brought in, like, a couple of bags, and I thought they were, like, per bottle. No. They went by weight. And I remember there was one lady there who sounded like Roz from Monsters Inc. And I I must have, like, accidentally put in glass bottles because I didn't I didn't realize that was a rule, that there was no glass bottles.
This lady was so mad, so mad at me. No glass bottles. And, like, she was screaming every time she saw a glass bottle in my bag. That's how she would do it. No glass bottles.
It it was almost like RFK Jr. That's how it sounded too. No glass bottles. Just every time she saw a glass bottle, and I haven't been back since. I've been just throwing away my my bottles, my cans, everything because of that terrible experience with that one person.
Now now I understand completely. I'm sure she deals with a ton of that. She probably deals with a ton of people breaking the rules as a lot of people just don't listen. I just didn't know, to be quite honest with you. But the way that she handled it, never been back.
I'm not recycling. Well, I'll I'll see. I might recycle somewhere else. I might just take my bottles elsewhere. Take my recyclables to a better establishment.
Today's lesson, kids say the darndest things, and sometimes grown adults do the dumbest things. This, Maryland woman, she was arrested at the Orlando Sanford Airport after she allegedly turned into the, the boss level at Chuck E. Cheese. I don't know why it says that. According to police, Christy Crampton snapped after a kid called her miss Piggy and said she wouldn't fit in the airplane seat.
Rather than ignore the tiny insult comic, she allegedly hit him multiple times, whacked him with a water bottle, and slammed his head into the airplane window. Because nothing says I'm totally fine and emotionally stable like full on moral combat in a Spirit Airlines window seat. Now she's facing felony child abuse charges, a $10,000 bond, and a court order to stay away from the kid who may or may not be a part of her travel group, which raises the very valid question. Was this a family vacation or a poorly cast reboot of, like, Jerry Springer? You know?
Kids say kids say some terrible things. I mean, I remember see hearing kids at the restaurant I used to work at. I remember this one girl was so funny to me because she just goes, mommy, mommy, that guy's huge, and points directly to me. The mom get all embarrassed. I'm like, oh, who cares?
You know? Kids will speak their mind. I'm sure I'll I'll be now getting a lot of bald jokes. I remember the one time most recently, I forgot. Was it last year or the year before when Victor and I had to read the kids at an elementary school?
And one of the kids was like, that's Shaq pointing to me, which is not an insult. That's a compliment. 100%. Peach's pit party on k Bear one zero one, Idaho's only rock station. I I saw this question for potentially to peach their own on AskReddit.
Victor talked about it as well this morning. At your age, what instantly just makes you mad? I'm seeing answers here, like, people with zero spatial awareness, when people take credit for other people's hard work. What else is there here? I'm 32, and instantly makes me mad is Internet illiteracy.
I'm not talking about little kids. They haven't had their chance to learn. I'm referring to people around my age and up who have used the Internet for a good portion of their lives. It doesn't matter how many times they've warned they how many times they're warned, they still clicks click links in emails, invest money into online, quote, unquote, businesses without asking important questions, click suspicious ads, and accept whatever, image they see as real. You're just talking mostly about boomers on the Internet.
Don't you love that when you see a boomer fall for AI? This person somehow turned 235 years old. You see some, like, old, decrepit cartoon character of a person, and you look at the comments, I I can guarantee you there's one boomer that's like, oh my gosh. They look fantastic for their age. Happy birthday.
What's been really kind of annoying me as of late, people who talk way too much. Way too much. I was just on a road trip to Jackson on Sunday. We talked about this briefly on the noon hour of Madness and Mayhem. I like I was sitting there trying to listen to music, enjoy the see enjoy the scenery, enjoy the ride.
I'm getting asked dumb questions. I'm like, what's going on here? Like and then, I was talking to my friend Zach about it on Discord. For some reason, I have to cough real badly. Hang on.
I was talking to my friend Zach, talking to my friend Zach about this on, Discord. And I guess he went on a date with a girl, and they went on some, like, road trip. And he just kept going and going and going and going, and, I guess it got so bad for the girl. She was like, do you ever just shut up? At some points, I wanna say that to somebody.
I have a friend. I'm not gonna name his name, but he knows who he is. His wife in the background. Oh my I I I sometimes mute him because she has her computer set up right there behind his, and you can just hear her in the background. And it's like, I'm trying to play a game, and he doesn't really say much.
And when he does, it's funny, but you just hear in the background the entire time. It's like, do you ever stop? Do you ever stop? Maybe I should ask this question for ask red or for, to peach their own. At your age, what instantly makes you mad?
I haven't had done something like that before. Like, what's that stupid pet peeve or something? I don't know. I've asked every question at this point, so I might ask this one for tomorrow. K Bear one zero one.
So yesterday, we talked a whole lot about sandwiches. We had that whole debate in my Discord. And then now today, surprisingly, is National Hamburger Day. I mentioned that once on the show previously today or or earlier this afternoon, I should say. So I think I asked this question before.
It might have been not that long ago, but you know what? Let's ask it again. Let's go for this one. What's an underrated burger topping? For me, fried egg.
%. I love a good fried egg, especially when it has the, the runny yolk that goes down the rest of the burger. Tastes great. Okay? So to peach their own, what's an underrated, burger topping?
Call in right now. Let me know. (208) 535-1015. So Victor, this morning, he talked about this website called Snopes because people were falling for this AI generated thing about, Jelly Roll doing something with adopting puppies, something like that. And he was telling people to go to Snopes, which is a fact checking website.
Now I think I've seen this website before. I just haven't used it in a very long time. But, it says here this whole article about, hey. Don't be fooled by rumors about Peyton Manning taking this teenage cancer patient to prom. And I'm looking at the picture.
It's very obviously AI generated. The hands actually look normal for for once, but the way that it looks, it looks cartoony. It is false. Wait. Claim retired NFL star accompanied a teenage cancer patient to her prom.
False. Yeah. The boy she was supposed to go with stopped answering her texts. That's what the, this version of the claim said. I don't know what's going on.
This oh my the this this picture looks AI generated too. But it's some it still looks somewhat real. I can see people don't necessarily do their research anymore. We had this in-depth conversation earlier today about it that people just see a picture. They see the caption, then they make a whole thing about it online.
They think it's real, so they'll they'll put their thing in the comment section. And then there's also those, people that like to put stuff out there. They like to, rage bait. They like to you know, they'll talk about a sensitive topic only because they know it'll generate comments. It'll generate laugh reacts.
It'll generate reach 100%. You post anything about the Idaho Falls Water Tower, you're gonna get tons of comments. This thing looks hideous, awful, stupid. Why would they do such a thing? Just be careful.
Be careful what you see online. Okay. Go to Snopes. It'll tell you, hey. This is in fact not real.
K Bear, what's up? Hey, Peaches. How's it going? Hey. Doing pretty well.
How are you? Good. This is Kyle. Hey. I was wondering if I can get a sound request in?
Yeah. What would you wanna hear? Do you guys have, the Callus Dow Boys? Oh, yes. Yes.
I've, played, like, two of their new songs, for two different Peaches picks of the day. I know they just released a new album, and, I think I was sent the whole thing, but there might be some where I have to, you know, edit out the bad words. Right. How about Two Headed Trout? I did I play that one?
Let me check because I think that one might be clean. The song library is taking forever to load. Since you're here, what do you have an underrated pizza topping? Or not pizza topping. I'm sorry.
Underrated burger topping. I was thinking about that, and I could not people put everything on burgers nowadays. Right. I guess my thing would be just onions. There's only it's hard to get onions right.
In N Out, I know everybody a lot of people don't like it, but their onions, the way they do them is just perfect. The grilled onions are fantastic. That's my favorite part of their burgers. Yeah. I I totally agree with you.
I only have the demon of unreality limping like a dog and distracted by the Mona Lisa. So give me a minute, and I'll go ahead and see if I can get that two headed trout sawn in the library as well. Awesome. Thanks. Yeah.
Absolutely, man. I'll get that on here, hopefully, within the, the next couple of minutes here. I'll just have to listen to it, make sure there's no bad words, and, put it in there. Awesome. Appreciate it, man.
Hey. Yeah. Thank you. Yep. Bye.
Bye. K Bear, what's happening? Hey. Underrated, hamburger topping? Yeah.
Fried egg. That that's exactly what I've been saying. Yeah. I just barely got back in the truck. Fried egg's amazing on a hamburger.
Absolutely. Especially that yolk runs on it for for sure. Oh, yeah. Especially with the onion ring. Yeah.
Now I'm getting, like, fat guy happy. I'm like, oh, yeah. They're just imagining it. Right. I've gained, like, 15 pounds this year.
Oh, yeah. Dude, I I don't even wanna know how bad how how much weight I've gained. But, yeah, I appreciate the answer, man. Thank you so much. Cool.
Thank you. Have a good day. You too. Kamer, how's it going? Peaches.
What's going on, Quint? I recognize that voice anywhere. I know. You can. Wanna go peaches?
Oh, it's Quint. Peach. Yeah. How's it going? Oh, doing good.
Just, getting those, answers for underrated burger toppings. Oh, yeah. So I'm calling, but I'd throw one in there. I mean, I think you know, I don't know. There's so many things you can put on a burger, but I I like the if you if you do it right, jalapeno bacon jam.
Oh, that's even better. That's some good stuff there. Yeah. Oh my gosh. And then and then there's the the bar next to the shop here.
They do they do sliders with that on there, but they also throw he puts peanut butter on there too. Oh. Yeah. Somebody was talking about how, like, certain local place used to do peanut butter and jelly burgers. That's pretty unique.
Well, right. Because it's the pea it's the jalapeno bacon jam, and then it's kinda got that sweet spicy to it, you know, a little bit of heat. And then you throw that peanut butter on there and it's like, you you might think, oh, that's nasty, but it's it's pretty bomb. You know what I've always wanted to try are those, like, fair burgers where they put the Krispy Kreme donuts instead of the buns? Oh, yeah.
I know. I know. I think they I don't know if they do them at the at the East at the Eastern Idaho, but I think there was somebody doing those where they were, yeah, replacing the bun with a Krispy Kreme. I mean, They'd be pretty easy to make anyway on your own too. I mean, you just gotta get the Krispy Kreme dozen.
You cut the doughnut inlet half down the middle and then you just, you pull out the Blackstone. You can even make it right there in the Krispy Kreme parking lot if you have that Blackstone set up, you know. Just Right. No. Yeah.
No kidding. K Bear, what's up? Yo. I got another hamburger for some topping. Oh, yeah.
What's the underrated one? But well, it's I make a different I make a breakfast burger. I use pancakes, and I make a sausage patty and boiled egg. Not boiled egg, but hard boiled a fried egg with the yolk. Oh.
Then put the put the syrup on it, and, oh, it's so messy that oh my god. It's amazing. This is why, like, breakfast sandwiches are s tier because you can do literally anything and they'll turn out great. Yep. Yeah.
Yeah. That's that's this is I should make breakfast breakfast sandwiches for dinner. I think you just inspired me. Thanks for listening to Peach's Pit Party, the podcast. If you enjoyed the show, please share, subscribe, and rate the podcast.
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