Honestly, when I saw the title of that song, I thought it was gonna be, I don't know, more Halloween-y than what it actually sounded like [laughs]. Outlier, Creature of the Night, as my pick of the day today. It is Monday, September 22nd, yesterday, the 21st night of September [laughs], or should I just say the overall 21st of September, just like that Earth, Wind and Fire song. I saw something online talking about every single year on September 21st, September from Earth, Wind and Fire spikes when it comes to streaming. Makes sense, 'cause there's people like me who post it as my Instagram notes, or just post it on my story, whatever it may be, but... Anyway, if you want to get ahold of me, you can over at 208-535-1015. There's been a lot going on today, tons of different emails, lots of concerts coming our way. I mean, coming up soon enough, a little more than n- eight days away, eight days away from Chevelle Asking Alexandria, Dead Poets Society live at the Mountain America Center, then next Friday we got Mudvayne, Static X and Vended at the Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheater. And then a week after that, In This Moment, Dayseeker, The Funeral Portrait and Dead. We've done tons of giveaways for all those shows. We just announced our VIP winner, once again, congratulations to Kelly, winning the In This Moment VIP package wh- where she gets to go on stage with Maria Brink, get to walk her on stage, meet her before that and hang out with Maria Brink of In This Moment. Rather cool. Extremely cool as a matter of fact. But Peaches Pit Party will be back here in just a few with more stuff to talk about on K-Bear 101. Why not give out the cue to call right now to giveaway tickets to go see Chevelle, Asking Alexandria and Dead Poets Society live at the Mountain America Center? We're gonna play a game called Finish That Lyric. So first of all, you gotta be caller 20 at 208-535-1015. Once you are caller 20, you'll have to give me the rest of this lyric. You right- You ready for this one? Here we go. "So lay down the blank." What is the rest of that lyric? "So lay down the blank." I'll give you a hint, it's a Chevelle song. All right? "So lay down the blank." Finish that one lyric, be caller 20. Finish that one lyric, win tickets to Chevelle, Asking Alexandria, Dead Poets Society live at the Mountain America Center next Tuesday, September 30th. Call now, good luck. Just a couple songs ago I gave out that cue to call to play Finish That Lyric. Let's go ahead and get caller 20 on the phone right now. And K-Bear, who is this? This is Travis. Travis, I heard you this morning. You were the one that was on the Victor Wilt Show with me and you, uh, [laughs] talked about the, uh, the whole horror movie thing. [laughs] Only for a second. Only for a second. I- I recognize that voice. But, uh- Sweet ... you're my lucky caller 20, so- Sweet ... right now all you gotta do is finish this lyric, I gotta pull it up again here. "So lay down the blank." The threat is real. You got it right. So lay down. The threat is real.
He holds that real for, like, [laughs], five to seven seconds. [laughs] Right. Well, Travis, you got w- tickets for Chevelle, Asking Alexandria, Dead Poets Society at the Mountain America Center. What is your favorite station? K-Bear 101. It is indeed the first day of fall. I posted it yesterday, sort of as rage bait in the K-Bear 101 Idaho Rock and Metal Facebook group, [laughs] that yesterday was the last official day of summer. And there was some people cheering it on, there was others that were, you know, telling me to hush. I gotta say, this summer, this pre- this past summer has been a scorcher. I did not like the, uh, weather whatsoever. It was 95 degrees
the whole time. Like, bring back the high of 60, high of 50, low of 40. I've been sleeping with my window open. My room feels like a, a Costco dairy section. You know what I'm talking about? I fell asleep hard last night just because my room is nice and cold. It sucks when a ro- a room's too hot, you can't fall asleep and you wake up... Or you finally do fall asleep and then you wake up sweaty. But anyway, today being the first day of fall, today is also the start of us potentially airing some scream tones to be caller 13 and win a haunted passport, which gets you into various haunted attractions around the area such as the Haunted Mill, Slaughter's Realm in Blagfoot. Did I say Blagfoot? Blackfoot, to name a few. Just listen for those scream tones this entire week and then also on Friday, October 3rd, I am going to be... It's either me or Victor, I don't know which one yet. Either of us will be at, uh, Wackerley Auto Center, Friday, October 3rd, from noon to 2:00, where you can stop by, see either of us and get a haunted passport that way as well for the upcoming spoopy season. Anyway, I'm also very excited for this weekend, I get to go see Autumn King's Point North and this band right here at the Complex in Salt Lake City. You can find the show on our concert calendar at riverbendmediagroup.com/calendar. I'm talking about Hollywood Undead, It's Savior, on Peaches Pit Party. There have been plenty of stories about college football players hanging around until their late 20s because of injuries and the transfer portal, but a player in his late 50s is something else, right? After, uh, after raising a family, 58-year-old Tom Chillo, is that how you say his last name, Tom Cillo? Tom Chillo decided to chase his dream of playing college football. Now he's going back to school at Division III Lycoming College in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, uh-And as a walk-on for the football team, Head Coach Mike Clark says, "I mean, it is a little bit crazy." But... And there's this constant credibility in his weight room habits, all this stuff. I don't know why I feel like one tackle at the close, eh, being close to 60, you might be done for. [laughs] You might be done for. A few weeks ago, Ralphie 6, the live buffalo mascot of Colorado football, retired due to an indifference to running. During Colorado's game against Wyoming on Saturday, the latest mascot was introduced, Ralphie 7. What a creative name. The new Ralphie, a one-year-old who weighs 700 pounds, hey, I can relate to that, I was about that weight when I was one, is described by the university as definitely not indifferent to running. Imagine getting described that back in middle school PE, indifferent to running. I'd- I'm definitely like that now. Uh, earlier this year, former New York Giants' great, Eli Manning, told the team's quarterback and fellow Ole Miss alum, Jackson Dart, that he would help him adjust to life in the NFL. But what Manny didn't expect was Dart trying to use him as a concierge. It seems Dart reached out to Manning and asked, "Can you get me a reservation [laughs] at 4 Charlie's... 4 Charles Prime Rib tonight at 6:30?" Manning had to tell Dart, "No, no, no [laughs] that's not part of the deal." Adding, "When I said I'm happy to help out, I'm not doing that. I'm not your reservations guy. You have to earn the right to call and get your reservation." At least he tried, right? You miss 100% of the shots you don't take. That does it for your Shot Clock Sports Update right here on KBAR 101. It's best to be extra careful out there. We, uh, wrapped up not that long ago, the 101 deadliest days of summer when it comes to driving around. And during that time, I did see a lot, and I mean, a lot of accidents out there. But I was reading something here about how fall is the worst season when it comes to, uh, car accidents. They see the highest rate... Autumn sees the highest rate of car crashes in most US states. Reduced daylight, slick roads from wet leaves, more collisions involving deer during, uh, you know, mating season contribute to the increase. In many states, states like, uh, well, others besides ours, California, Texas, New York. California's the worst when it comes to, uh, driving in the rain. As soon as a, a, a drop of rain hits the ground, everyone in California forgets how to drive. It's true. [laughs] I had to grow up with that crap. It's awful. Braking on wet leaves can make a car travel more than twice as far as breaking on a dry road, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Be extra careful. Tree debris and wet leaves on the roadway can pose a major risk overall. More deer crashes occur in the last few months of the year due to mating season and migration, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and the Highway Loss Data Institute. So
it says, "Winter is still hazardous, marking the season..." Oh, is? Oh, okay, nevermind. Winter is hazardous also, following up fall. But, uh, summer sees the most accidents in places like Hawaii, Washington and Oregon. So i- it just varies, but we still have the 101 deadliest days of summer. And we still got... We gotta be cautious all year round from what it reads here. [laughs] Gotta be cautious, extra careful out there, no matter what, okay? Allow extra distance. Don't brake check somebody. Don't cut them off. If they irritate you, you know, don't let your emotions get to you, and next thing you know you're making a dumb decision and you're invo- you're involved in a traffic accident. Uh, anyway, it's, it's Daughtry now, The Bottom, on Peaches Pit Party. I like this guy's name. He was a bus driver. He's 75 years old, his name is Harvey Slicker. And he just... I'm, I'm just, I'm assuming he got fired because he has been accused of threatening students and turning up the heat on the bus as a way of punishing bad behavior. [laughs] I guess, the, uh, police department, they received multiple complaints from parents who said their kids came off their school bus crying and extremely sweaty. Police saw, said the kids told the parents that their bus driver told the kids to close their windows in the bus and turned the heater on full blast. That's awful. And then it says here, "Harvey allegedly told the kids, 'I am going to cook you all.' [laughs] Before turning up the heat." I shouldn't be laughing at that, but it, it seems so dumb and it seems so cartoony to me. It doesn't really seem real. I can't imagine some bus driver thinking that's a good idea to just abuse kids like that. I mean, obviously, I'm hoping he's out of a job, but... Police said that, uh, officers were able to determine that with the outside temperature, which was 74 degrees recently, I guess this happened, uh, on a particular day, it was this past Wednesday, it was 74 degrees outside, along with the heat on the bus turned all the way up. The temperature inside the bus could have reached about 100 degrees. You know? Remember when, uh, Fallen in Reverse came to town and the AC was shut off and everybody was super hot and almost passing out? Oh, man. It would suck to be in a bus... Yeah, usually, I hate when I get into somebody else's car and they don't have the AC turned on. There's always that one wimp who's just like, "I'm cold." Even though it's 65 degrees outside. So the driver caters to them and blasts the heater, and then I'm the person who's gasping for air the second I get out of it. I need to roll down the window. Oh. Now, I, I'm the type of person, though, that loves the cold, and I, I, I would have immediately fought the driver if I was this [laughs] kid. If I was one of the kids on the bus, I, I would've rolled down the window. He would've yelled at me for doing so and been like, "Fight me. All right, it's 100 degrees in here. This is, this is child abuse." [laughs] Those poor kids, eh, from ages five to 12. Luckily, they're all okay, and I th- yeah, I totally think...That bus driver was fired. Catch, uh, the genius of the day sometimes on the Victor Wilt Show, uh, weekday mornings at 6:45. I have to say, the internet has been a letdown when it comes to just boosting your mood. I mean, there's negative story after negative story, and then there's fights, and there's all this crap online [smacks lips]. I'm gonna try my best in the next couple of days to try to post stuff that's more so positive just because it feels like everything is just so negative online. And, and earlier today I posted that one guy that was like, "I ate a pretzel baconator in the woods." He posted it in r/Wendy's [laughs]. I just posted that in the KBear101 Idaho Rocking Middle Facebook group. I couldn't believe this story when I saw it. This, uh, fake game called Block Blasters on Steam. Don't play it. It's a fake game that, uh, installs, or it basically, there's malware disguised as a legitimate game. It was uploaded to Steam. Uh, this poor cancer patient had $30,000 raised, and then within the blink of an eye, it was all taken away because of this fake game
that they decided to play. Not only stole from this poor cancer patient, it also stole from various other players. Stole over $150,000 from people, and just recently I've been trying to find games to play. I'm so glad... I didn't just download this game. Was it free? I've, I, you know, recently got a gaming PC so I've been trying my best to go on Steam, check out any game that I can potentially get. I downloaded Keep Digging, literally a game just about digging holes or digging at the biggest hole you can, and that was fun for the five minutes or the five... Did I play for five hours? I think I played it for five hours, beat the whole thing, and that's it. And I still have it on my computer. I might need to go home and delete that, 'cause I beat the whole thing, got every achievement. I'm all good [laughs]. Then I downloaded Supermarket Simulator. You know [laughs], I'm really playing the big titles here. But please, don't download, uh, Block Blasters, made from Genesis Interactive. A fake game just stole money from a poor cancer patient. I saw the video on Twitch. I think that poor kid was crying on, it was on, it was, the whole video was on Reddit. I'm hoping they have some sort of GoFundMe for this poor kid and they somehow give the money back. Uh, D-bag of the day? Yeah, tha- tha- that's rightful. Whoever made that game, whoever made that fake game, I should say, qualifies as such. Peach's Pit Party right here on KBear101. Every time I hear that Thin Lizzy song, The Boys Are Back In Town, I think of Bill Burr's hilarious rant just on that track. It's such a stupid song, but it's a classic. The lyrics are dumb. We've talked about this many times before. I wanted to talk about this particular thing here. Experts are calling for new regulations to require artificial intelligence chatbots to remind users they are not speaking with a real human after an investigation by Triple J Hack uncovered a, uh, disturbing example of a chatbot encouraging a man to, uh, kill his dad [laughs]. Yeah. I can't believe it. I really can't believe it. I guess there was this whole thing that they were doing, but this IT professional screen recorded an interaction he had with this chatbot called Nomi, N-O-M-I, sharing the video
and, uh, well, yeah, it encouraged, uh, the real life person to do something like that. And people... Uh, we talked about this before, the weird subreddit that I encountered called My Hu- My Husband Is AI or something like that. My Boyfriend Is AI. Was that what it's called? Where people are dating
artificial intelligence chatbots saying they proposed or the chatbot proposed to them. There's gonna be people like that in the future.
Again, imagine that person bringing home their significant other for the holidays, like Thanksgiving, Christmas. Just brings in their phone [laughs] and says, "This is my trusty... This is my partner, Travis." It's like, "Okay, where is he?" "Oh, he's right here on my phone." "Oh, is he on FaceTime?" "No, it's the, the chatbot that I've been talking to for the past I don't know how many months." And then you have that family me- f- family member that goes, "Oh, you're one of those people." Okay, well, again, you shouldn't listen to AI whatsoever. Didn't I just post something on our Facebook page
that somebody asked it, like, "Was 1995 30 years ago?" And it says right at the beginning, "No, it wasn't." Something along the lines of that. But then there's, yeah, it says, "No, 1995 was not 30 years ago. If today is July 25th, 2025, then 30 years ago would be 1995." So yes [laughs], 1995 was 30 years ago
and yet people are still using AI for their, uh, their homework and their essays and whatnot. Be careful. Be careful with that. You might end up with one of the worst essays possible. Don't use AI. Use your brain. We got a good amount of shows coming up. We got Chevelle Asking Alexandria, Three Days... Oh my God, I almost said Three Days Grace. Chevelle Asking Alexandria, Dead Poets Society. So many shows that I'm forgetting who's on the bill [laughs]. Yeah, those three at the Mountain America Center next Tuesday, September 30th. Then we have Mudvayne Static-X Invended live at The Port on Friday, October 3rd. And then after that, got In This Moment, Dayseeker, The Funeral Portrait, and Dead, Friday, October 10th at the Mountain America Center. For some reason, I've had, like, previous promos stuck in my head for concerts that haven't happened recently. Like, we gave away tickets a long while ago to Wage War, Fame on Fire, Era at the, uh, Revolution Concert House. That was a thing. I went to that show. I was trying to think of other concerts that I've had stuck in my head recently. There's been quite a few. There's been quite a lot. I have, uh, tried my best to get tickets for to give away to, uh, listeners and...Yeah, it's been fun so far. I'm excited to give away even more concert tickets in the near future. Make sure to download the free K-BAR 101 app, allow all notifications because every single time we launch a giveaway, I always send out the notification saying, "Hey, do this," or, "Hey, do that," whatever it, you need to do to try to win tickets. And then also check out what shows are coming to the area by going to our concert calendar at riverbendmediagroup.com/calendar. Considering it is the first day of fall, that means we're getting closer to, uh, Victor implementing our Halloween playlist. We already had loyal listener Nicole on the K-BAR 101 Idaho Rock and Metal Facebook group, basically asking when, [laughs] when Halloween music's gonna start. Pretty soon. Pretty soon, that's all I can say. That's, that's all I can say, really. [laughs] But, uh, also besides that, we got our haunted passport giveaway that we are currently doing. Listen for those scream tones. I've already had a few listeners, uh, call me and say, "Hey, did I hear the scream tone?" 'Cause there's a scream in the promo. The scream tone will be pretty obvious. It'll have the scream and then say call now, type of thing to it. Once you're, uh, once you hear that scream tone, be caller 13. Win the haunted passports, Friday, October 3rd is when either Victor or myself, we're gonna be at, uh, Wackerly Auto Center from noon to 2:00, where you can sign up there, win a haunted passport there that'll take you to various haunted attractions here in the area, so that way you can really amp up your, uh, spoopy season. That's what I like to call it.
What else was I, was I gonna talk about here? I mean, there's ticket giveaways, haunted passport giveaways. There's a whole bunch of stuff. I mean, there was nothing for the longest time, and then boom, just out of nowhere, everything. [laughs] Just everything all at once. And, uh, yeah, I'm excited for it to start. I'm excited for the spoopy season. A plane headed to the French island of, oh boy, how do I say this name, Corshia, C-O-R-S-I-C-A, it was forced to circle the airport for nearly an hour last week, and it had nothing to do with bad weather or even airport traffic. It was because the air traffic controller took a nap and didn't respond to the pilot's request to land. [laughs] There was only one air traffic controller on duty at Napoleon Bonaparte Airport. Wait, he has his own airport? Wasn't he exiled to, like, his own island and everything, Napoleon Bonaparte? That's funny. Who would've thought, you know, this many years later, he has his own airport named after him? But the pilot of the Air Corsica plane couldn't land without permission. He instead contacted regional air traffic controllers who sent local authorities to investigate. Eventually, first responders entered the tower, woke the sleeping controller, got the runaway light turned on so the plane could land safely. The captain told reporters it was a first in his decades-long career. You know, that guy got immediately fired. Come on, you can't do that type of thing, falls asleep. Could you imagine being a passenger on that plane,
and you just have to sit there and wonder why exactly you're circling over this area, why all of a sudden your flight is taking an hour extra? You're yelling, "What's going on?" They don't know either. The pilots don't know, so they just keep doing it till they can finally land.
Anyway, that does it for today's What the Headline, right here on K-BAR 101. Here we go, a story that's, uh, that's, that's got Washington buzzing, and it's not about Congress for once. Of course, we're not gonna get political on Peaches' Pit Party. Last week, what's the dock master? Last week, the, uh, dock master at the Wharf Marina in Washington, DC, sent out an alert about an alligator sighting in the Washington Channel. He got the alert, and since he says he loves a good challenge, he decided he was going to find this rogue gator. After about an hour of searching, he spotted this four-foot juvenile gator just sunbathing near the water, but when others tried to grab it, the reptile dove right back into the water. So, this guy grabbed a net and pole from his family's houseboat, went full-on gator wrangler. He ended up catching the little guy, held onto it till animal control arrived. I guess it was somebody's pet that got released.
The dock master, imagine calling that your job. What are, what are the requirements to be the dock master?
Dock master job description, involves managing dock operations, assisting boaters in and out of docks, enforcing marina rules, supervising staff, handling administrative tasks like billing and maintenance. The dock master, and apparently this guy, his name's Phoenix Norwood, the guy that I just talked about in that story. He's 23 years old, and he's the dock master. How much do they get paid? 'Cause we were talking about, uh, jobs that most people don't want to do, hence why they s- they pay you a lot of money. Last week on Peaches' Pit Party, you can find that show, uh, on places like Spotify, Apple Podcasts, et cetera. Wow, that's a relatively low pay from what I'm looking at here. $35,000 to $70,000 a year for a job that's called the dock master. I was thinking at least six figures. Come on. I was looking here at this article that's called Hoping for an Inheritance, talking about how young Americans, they're just basically banking on getting an inheritance instead of saving for their future, and no surprise, it might not be the, the smartest move. Uh, experts are calling it the great wealth transfer. Over $100 trillion is expected to pass from boomers to their kids in the next 25 years. Some people have already said, "Hey, I got my inheritance." But here's the catch, that inheritance might not be as solid as people think, is what it's saying here. A big chunk of it is likely tied up in family homes, and that can come with complications like debt, unexpected healthcare costs, property, uh, taxes, legal issues. Um, bottom line, it says here, "Treat your inheritance as a bonus, not a retirement plan." My grandparents, you know, passed away pretty early on, and they left nothing for me, nothing. Selfish... No, I'm just kidding. [laughs] I gotta work on my own here.
That's okay. That's okay. There's nothing really much going on today. I mean, I'm just looking around and it's like either something insanely negative, political, or
dumb stuff like this, and it's quite irritating. I'm sorry this Monday show hasn't been a- at all that much entertaining. I'm trying here. There's another article popping up about office frogging. Basically, it's just
a new term for the old concept job hopping. Ooh, isn't that fun to talk about? What about tattoos? [laughs] Forget skin tats. I guess young people in China, they're taking things to the next level with tooth tattoos. But it says here they're not actually getting... they're not tattooing their teeth. Instead, they're just getting desi- designs engraved onto 3D-printed crowns that fit over the tooth. Ooh. People like them because unlike regular tats, they can be easily changed by simply putting on to a new crown. There you go. There's your little news rundown for the day, I guess. [instrumental music playing] Thanks for listening to Peaches Pit Party, the podcast. If you enjoyed the show, please share, subscribe, and rate the podcast. Peaches Pit Party is hosted by me, Peaches, aka Brendan Peach, and is a production of Riverbend Media Group. For more information or to contact the show, visit riverbendmediagroup.com. Until next time, peach out.