And here we are, Tuesday, October 21st, 2025. I am Peaches. You wanna talk about a first-world problem right off the bat? You know the Amazon Web Service outage yesterday? The AWS outage affected a whole bunch of things like the dating app Hinge, for some reason, Roblox. Uh, it caused some issues with Snapchat. Well, the AWS outage not only affected those, but also affected those smart sleep beds that people use that are like $2,000.
[laughs] I was laughing at this. I- I- I can never in my entire life imagine having a smart mattress. I j- j-... um, call me old-fashioned, I will always want to have just a regular old mattress. I don't care about using a remote to incline it, decline it, change the temperature. I can just get a regular mattress with a cooling sheet, call it good there. But those people that spent $2,000 on some of these smart sleep beds, um, some of those customers were left stuck in an inclined position or overheating mattresses because of the outage, so they couldn't sleep on their own bed.
Could you imagine? 208-535-1015 is the number to get ahold of me for anything really. I'll be doing some, uh... I'll be playing some Mario Sounders this afternoon to sign people up for Make The Switch with Brent Gordon Law. If you haven't signed up within the apps, make sure to do so before Halloween,
'cause Halloween morning, I'll shut the whole thing off. We'll put every single entry into one big bowl. One lucky winner is going to win that Nintendo Switch 2 bundle. Again, thanks to Brent Gordon Law for helping us out. Listen for the Mario Sounder on the air, be caller 13 at 208-535-1015 to earn an extra entry that way. Don't be that person that signs up like 16 different times on the K-Bear app, thinking, "I just got 16 entries." No, 15 of those are getting deleted. You're getting your one. Sign up once on each app. Make The Switch with Brent Gordon Law. Peaches Pit Party. We'll be back here in just a few on K-Bear 101. So, this 19-year-old girl, she goes onto Reddit, goes onto the Am I Overreacting? subreddit, says that her 26-year-old boyfriend broke up with her because she wore heels to a party, ended up being taller than him. That was the deal-breaker. She was... She said he was moody the whole night, and on the way home he told her that he hates when she wears heels because it makes him feel emasculated, less of a man. The next day, he doubled down in texts, calling her embarrassing, saying she wasn't the kind of woman who would... who could elevate his business or fit into his high-value network. Who is she dating? Some like random snooty tech dude from the, uh, Silicon Valley area?
He also threw in some cringey moments about her being too masculine. Oh, boy. Yeah, you're better off without him. I know she's not listening. Would be funny if she was, but there are a lot of people that get very, uh, competitive when it comes to height. It's very weird. Usually, you get some dude who's like 6'3", and his entire life he's been told that, you know, he's the tall guy. And then he meets someone like me
who's taller than he is, and just all of a sudden hates me out of nowhere. Just goes, "This guy's taller than me." He starts putting lifts in his shoes to be close in height, but that's not really real. You know, that type of thing. It's weird. There's a lot of just also dudes who are like 5'8" that become extremely jealous 'cause they've always wanted to be the tall guy. You know, growing up I was told, "You know, if I were you, I'd be doing so well in the NBA right now." And then I have to break it down for them, I'm like, "Dude, the 1% of the 1% make it to the professionals. Make it to professional league." There's no way [laughs] you'd all of a sudden be... just because you're tall, you'd make it right into the big leagues. You know? There's a lot of people out there who are taller than me, and I don't go around screaming my head off at them, pretending to hate them just because they're taller than me. There's tons of people out there. There's always somebody bigger than you. Who cares if it's a woman? There's a WNBA player, I think, who's the same height as me. Liz Cambridge. If she wore heels, she'd be taller than me too. Yeah, there's... Uh, again, just people are s-... Uh, the high-value network comment kind of threw me off. The high-value network comment, that's what threw me off with this whole thing. [laughs] But, but sh-... He basically said, "You can't elevate my business, sweetie. [laughs] You're outta here." What do you mean by that? Add that guy to the r/LinkedinLunatic subreddit. You ever type out a Facebook comment and then you just stop yourself and say, "Hey, you know what? I- I could potentially get in trouble for saying something like this online." Like it's in writing, and it can be referred to as long as the post doesn't get deleted, right? Well, I decided to somewhat start, um, expressing my opinion about my- my hatred, my distaste for the w-... quote-unquote "world-famous K-Rock" in Los Angeles. You know, growing up in Southern California, that was like the only rock station to really listen to. And it's not even rock. They're alternative
and they're more so like Southern California reggae rock, um...What is it that I'm looking for here? They, they, they like that reggae rock. They idolize 311. They idolize Sublime. They idolize the Red Hot Chili Peppers, even though the Red Hot Chili Peppers, you know, they're from Michigan, but they idolize California. It's a weird thing, right? Well, the world-famous K-Rock. I don't know why they put that in the name. The world-famous K-Rock, like there's multiple K-Rocks across the country. You're the world famous one, right? For sucking. Well, [laughs] they decided to post the Sick New World Festival lineup that I also posted on the, uh, K-Bear Facebook page at K-Bear 101FM. We actually play these bands on the lineup, unlike K-Rock.
Well, let, let's go through the list here. Should we go through the, the Las Vegas, uh, festival lineup there? I don't, I don't wanna go through both. We'll just choose one. System of a Down, obviously we play them. Korn, we play them. Bring Me The Horizon, Ministry, AFI, Underoath, Danny Elfman. Well, I could play some of his new stuff. I can play something from him. Acid Bath, definitely. Evanescence, Wage War. [laughs] K-Rock will never even touch Wage War. Even if they did, I bet they would somehow play like this cut-down version of Magnetic and say, "Oh, look, we played Wage War instead of playing a song like Manic or Stitch, Low." They would never. They, they would not want to whatsoever. But everybody in the comments is even saying the same thing that I am, saying, "I wish the world-famous K-Rock would play some of these bands." And so I had to chime in with my comment here. Did it get deleted? I was replying to somebody. Yeah, a guy named Brian said, "To celebrate, K-Rock should play all these bands on the air this week." And a guy named Jose replied back to him saying if they could stop playing Chili Peppers and Green Day and Sublime for one second, they'd have room for some of these great bands. They definitely worship Sublime. I mean, all of their posts have been, "Hey, we got the guys, uh, from Sublime in studio. Let's play them nonstop for a whole day. They're doing some type of show." And then they'll keep playing them even without, you know, promoting them. They'll just keep playing them over and over and over again. Well, I decided to comment. K-Rock hasn't been rock as long as MTV hasn't played music. If they could quit worshiping Sublime, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and the rest of that alt garbage and play at least a few bands off of this lineup to start, K... [laughs] K-Rock would be doing so much better. The edgiest thing they'll do is a radio cut of a soft Bad Omens track, which is 100% the case, but for some reason, Bad Omens did a whole performance at their performance lounge, or like their little area. And it, it sucks 'cause, you know, K-Rock, it's them. Meanwhile, we've been supporting Bad Omens since, like day one and have played all of their songs, even the heavy ones on the air for as long as they've been, I don't know, growing in popularity. Anyway, that's enough of my rant here. [laughs] Let's move on. I, I wanted to play something heavy though, off of the, uh, Sick New World lineup. A classic Bring Me The Horizon track, just to really prove how much, how better we are compared... How much better we are compared to the world-famous K-Rock. Bring Me The Horizon, Chelsea Smile. It took a thrilling seven-game series between the Seattle Mariners and the Toronto Blue Jays, but the World Series matchup is set. The Blue Jays outlasted the Mariners. They're now moving on to face the LA Dodgers in the fall. Classic. The Dodgers are favored to win it all, but it ain't over till it's over. I'm hoping, I'm hoping Shohei Ohtani, one of the greatest, greatest players of all time. NFL RedZone was once the home of uninterrupted football. That is no longer the case. Fans have noticed that the league has quietly bumped up the number of commercials mid-season. It's a bummer because viewers are paying for RedZone,
and now they have to deal with more and more ads, but it's the same deal with every paid streaming service these days.
It, it really does suck. Some number crunchers at the Vegas Insider website ranked the best NFL teams for tailgating in America. They found that the Dallas Cowboys topped the list. The, uh, scene around AT&T Stadium gets points for massive fan turnout, high engagement, and a reputation for larger-than-life game days. Behind them, the Buffalo Bills at number two, obviously with their legendary tailgates. Denver Broncos at three, Kansas City Chiefs at four, Atlanta Falcons at five. That does it for your Shot Clock Sports Update. Really kind of sucked today, I'm sorry about that. The whole stupid tailgating thing. I wish there was a better headline than that. That does it for your Shot Clock Sports Update, right here on K-Bear 101. I talked with our, uh, marketing assistant, Maddie Kid, who's down the hallway. Mad Dog. She's been on the show quite a few times. Um, she really hates bugs. More so just spiders. And most recently, I have been dealing personally with a spider issue, and she would come hang out with me, my girlfriend and such, and she would, uh, be very, very, uh, what's the word I'm looking for? Uh, scared of the, uh, the spiders that were just hanging out above my door for the longest time, but I talked about it on the show. [laughs] I used, uh, that spider killer spray and just sprayed all around. Killed, I think, a few hundred spiders. I was their worst nightmare. I was just spraying away. I wasn't trying to, uh, take the spray, turn on a lighter, and make it like a little flamethrower. I was just reading this story here about this, uh, South Korean woman. She set her entire apartment ablaze because of, uh, a cockroach that she was trying to burn. Yeah. She improvised this flamethrower, tried to kill it. Next thing you know... Oh wait, one of her neighbors died
after the whole thing fell to the ground.Oh, that's awful. This lady was just trying to burn a cockroach [laughs] and she killed her neighbor! "One of the woman's neighbors died after falling to the ground in a failed attempt to escape through a window." Oh boy. Apparently she's used this method before and it worked, but this time, yeah, whole home caught on fire, killed somebody. That's awful. There was a- a family that used to live in the apartment diagonally of mine, upstairs diagonally, that, once they left, all of a sudden a whole bunch of cockroaches just infested their place to the point where I got my whole, uh, building got... Is it terminated? Exterminated? Fumigated, that's the word I'm looking for. Got fumigated. These, uh, pest control people came in, and most annoying part was that I had to take everything from the kitchen and put it in the middle of the living room with bags. I had to have every signal c- every single cabinet,
everything open for three weeks. Everything in my kitchen was in the middle of the living room, so it looked like I was just this giant hoarder, all because cockroaches got in- in an apartment
close to mine. But anyway, I'm glad that's done and over with. I swear if I see another bug somewhere around, even in my place, they're getting killed immediately. [air whooshing] Peaches Pit Party on KBear 101. Last year, a group of researchers won the 2024 Ig Nobel Prize in Physiology for discovering that many mammals are capable of breathing through their butt. Yeah. You know the Ig Nobel Awards, right? I talked about them for, uh, this year. They- they basically just award those silly studies that scientists do. But there's a serious side to this particular study, th- that, that same group of people who have discovered that many mammals are capable of breathing through their butt, they have conducted a new study on the feasibility of adapting this method to treat people with blocked airways or clogged lungs with, uh, promising results
that bring the, uh, you know, butt oxygen delivery one step closer to a medical reality, which is pretty cool, right? Pretty soon, butt breathing might be a real medical treatment. I mean, it sounds silly, but also at the same time, like, you wanna save somebody's life, you know? Remember the whole iron lung thing, seeing people in those devices? I have a bad feeling, like, people who eventually get this as a solution, they're just gonna be called a butt breather and bullied [laughs] for a good portion. What, uh, is it gonna be, like, is it gonna be, like, your- your butt inflates and deflates when you start, when you breathe? W- will your whole waist area kind of expand and then contrast? Contract? [laughs] Contrast. Wow, I am, I am stupid. [air whooshing] This is certainly like a movie plot. On Sunday, four masked thieves stole eight pieces of jewelry from the Louvre, valued at over $100 million, sparking a national outcry and a nationwide manhunt. The daring heist took just seven minutes for these four masked thieves just to go into the Louvre, steal, and get away, leaving investigators searching for answers as to how one of the world's most secure museums was robbed in such a brief window of time. It is weird. Like, one of the most secure places
getting robbed, and now it's... Is it still closed? Are they still trying to get the whole, al- all the details, have people, you know, have detectives do their work? This whole ABC News article that I'm looking at really breaks it down. "9:30, a truck with an extendible ladder arrived at the Louvre's, uh... At- at one side of the Louvre. The thieves raised the ladder in order to reach a second-floor balcony to enter the museum. The Louvre had only been open for about a half an hour at the time of the theft, according to the museum's posted hours of operation. 9:34, four minutes later, two of the thieves, dressed as construction workers, scaled the ladder, used an angle grinder to cut through a window in the Apollo gallery, just a few rooms away from where the Mona Lisa is displayed. The thieves then smashed two display cases. Using the angle grinder, removed eight pieces of jewelry belonging to, uh, Emperor Napoleon and his wife, according to police. Then, at 9:37, the alarm was triggered, alerting museum staff and authorities to the theft. 9:38, escape. Fewer than four minutes after they broke into the gallery, the th- the thieves fled, descending the ladder, escaping on two motorbikes. Wow. But in their hasty escape, the robbers dropped one of the stolen pieces of jewelry, the crown of Empress Eugénie, which was adorned with over 1,000 diamonds. The crown was recovered but was damaged," which does suck. Oh, the crown is really pretty. Whoa. That's awesome. That's a cool-looking crown.
But I- I just can't believe that they did this old-fashioned l- heist. I wonder how- how much planning went into this. You know for a fact, in a couple of months, we're gonna get that Netflix documentary all about the, uh, the fastest thievery
at the world's most secure museum, something with an extremely long title, really going into detail about this whole thing. Let's move on to some Avatar. Tonight, we must be warriors. On KBear 101. [air whooshing] For some reason, I feel like I've talked about something like this before. This 74-year-old man in India recently faked his death, staged a mock funeral just to see who would attend.Yeah. People were stunned to learn the man had died. Little did they know, he staged the entire event, complete with a fake death certificate, a funeral announcement. Friends and family joined a funeral procession to pay their respects, were even more shocked when he suddenly sat up in his coffin. Those who thought they were mourning his death were now outraged once they realized the whole thing was fake. You go through a lot of emotions, like you're almost thankful that he's alive still, but at the same time, like, he pull, he did this crap to you. He said he wanted to see how much, uh, respect and affection people would give him. To make it up to everybody, he hosted a big feast, invited everyone who attended the funeral. Meanwhile, authorities are looking into whether any laws were broken. [laughs] That could be a great question for Traffic School, powered by The Advocates, every Friday morning, 8:45. I should ask Lieutenant Crane, "Hey, is it illegal in Idaho to fake your death?" Let's, y- should we look, should we Google search that real fast? Is it illegal in Idaho to fake your death?
Let's see here. In Idaho, while there is no specific law criminalizing the act of faking your own death, doing so almost always involves committing other serious crimes. The illegal acts typically involve... Involved in a fake death can lead to felony charges and imprisonment. Oh, like insurance fraud. Yeah, z- go down that realm. Traffic School every Friday morning, 8:45, on the Victor Wiltz Show. Also, you can find previous episodes of Traffic School, powered by The Advocates, wherever you get your podcasts, or at riverbendmediagroup.com/podcasts. All right, so I was reading something here about creepy dolls, Creepy Dolls Unleashed. That's where, that, that's what it says. I just pulled it up right here. Uh, creepy dolls are not necessarily all that scary to me. Like, there's a lot of other things that I'm afraid of compared to tiny little creepy dolls. Now, imagine a bunch of creepy dolls still would not get me, but the History Center of Olmsted County in Rochester, Minnesota, they have opened their vaults to a haunting collection called Creepy Dolls Loose In The Vaults. And it's exactly what it sounds like, a showcase of creepy dolls that look like they've stepped straight out of a horror movie. Um, the guy who's in charge of the whole thing, Chris DeLisle, um, he says the idea is the dolls are let loose in the vaults. They curate the show themselves, picking objects they
[laughs]
What, what... So it's just a whole bunch of dolls that people have... that this guy and his team have propped up? Are, uh... Do people get paid to spend a night with the dolls? That wouldn't necessarily be such a crazy thing to do. Now, if you were to ask me like, "Hey, would you spend a night in The Conjuring house?" That would be something else. I don't know how I would feel about spending the night somewhere where it's just extremely haunted. I think the Queen Mary does that. I grew up right by the Queen Mary. Um, they used to do this thing, uh, they still do it, I just haven't been in years, called, uh, Dark Harbor, where they would have all these different mazes inside the ship. It's quite eerie, and I highly recommend doing something like that, especially this time of year. I've been wanting so desperately to go back home and go to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios, just because they use like the real movie sets and such. And it'd be so cool to see that again. Last time I went, I think, was 2016, and it was one of the worst experiences, 'cause I went with all of my, uh, Knott's Berry Farm coworkers. We decided as a team just to, uh, m- all meet up at Universal Studios, go see the whole thing. I had to drop each individual person off, and they lived in all these different cities. I didn't get home till 4:00 in the morning. I think that was the scariest part of the night, just watching my gas, you know, go way down [laughs], eventually making it home right as, you know, reaches 4:00 AM. Anyway, let's do some, I guess, sublime Ensenada. Okay, now I'm recording for the podcast. A shocking case is drawing a lot of attention to Italy's disability benefits system after a man in his 70s allegedly collected benefits for 50 years, five zero years, because he is totally blind. The problem is, is that he isn't. He was declared blind after a workplace accident decades ago and has been re- receiving state support ever since. But suspicions arose when Italy's finance police noticed inconsistencies, uh, during his routine checks, so they launched an undercover investigation. What they found was astonishing, that [laughs] they basically... Officers just followed him, filmed the man as he navigated the city with ease. He was seen gardening with sharp tools, inspecting fruits and vegetables at the market, paying for items, all without assistance. That evidence was enough to charge him with fraud against the state. Authorities have now suspended all his benefits, launched a tax audit. You know, Pete from Cannonball, the, the main... So if you tune into Cannonball 101, the main voice you hear that keeps saying, "Cannonball 101, the greatest hits," Pete, that's his voice, and he is 100% blind. He surfs. He's a viral YouTuber. He does this really funny series called Blind Guy Unboxing, and he feels the things that people send him. I swear, I think there was one person that sent him, like, crickets, and they went everywhere, and that was just the most [laughs]... That was the funniest thing, but also horrible at the same time. I can only imagine thinking you're following some blind dude. Of course, he's not going to see you. But with this guy,
I, I mean, the second you see him do something like, what, count change... Oh, we got him. He's faking it. We talked about it previously on the Noon Hour of Madness and Mayhem. There's a radio station in Salt Lake City that has already switched over to Christmas music. Radio station in SLC, Christmas music. I need to see which one it was. It's, uh... Oh, is it... Wait, hold on.Oh, forget it. I... It pulled up that AI overview crap, and then... Oh, wait, here we go, "Why this Utah radio station is already playing holiday music. October 8th, The Wave 103.1." Yeah, they changed to, like, Christmas 103 or something like that. Was, was that station failing, so they said, "Hey, you know what? We just need to, uh, do something that would gain national attention," and sure enough, I'm talking about it. Even though we're relatively close by, it did make, like, national news that this station already switched over to Christmas music. Maybe we should, I don't know, message the, uh, the, the, w- the radio press or whatever, whatever they're called. And just say, "Hey, we played a Christmas song back in July. We're technically the first people." 'Cause I th- I think Victor does that every year, where in the middle of the summertime he'll just play one Christmas song to say, "Hey, we're the first radio station to play a Christmas track." But it's a big deal to make the big switch. I love how there's always that staple station everywhere that likes to make the big switch, and they get that big light switch and they flick it. All of a sudden they play nonstop Christmas music, terrorizing all the, uh, retail workers in the area. I bet it does suck. Luckily, I never worked at a place that blasted Christmas music. I mean, here at K-BEAR, we're playing Halloween tracks. Thanks to Juice City Vapor, we got our K-BEAR rocking Halloween. Here's one right now for you. Alice Cooper, I Love the Dead. Usually after we're both off work, my girlfriend and I will kind of just, uh, plan something. Plan to either go to, to her place, my place, make dinner, watch a movie, et cetera. And for the first time in a while, we plan on doing, like, our own separate thing tonight, just because I need to clean up my place, she needs to clean up her place, that type of thing. And I'm just trying to figure out now what do I do for dinner. I used to be that guy that would be like, "Okay, what do I do? Okay, I'll go to the store, I'll get these ingredients, make this." Now I feel useless because, for the most part, we just get things together. And now I'm just like, "Okay, I'm on my own again. What do I make?" And I saw here today, International Day of the Nacho. Should I just be lazy, make nachos for dinner? Get, like, a giant pack of those, uh, the cheapest chips that they have at WinCo. Get a gross can of nacho cheese, put it in the pot. Melt... Or, not melt it, but, you know, heat it up. Chop up some jalapenos, put some beans on there. Ask a stupid question like, "What's a superior nacho topping?" [laughs] Add some olives. Is it a white thing to do to add some olives to the top of nachos? Sour cream, maybe? I don't want it to be this giant gloppy mess. I just wanna have some delicious nachos. 'Cause usually if you add too much of, like, sour cream, guacamole, cheese, beans, you get this giant goop, and it's not the greatest. But yeah, if you wanna eat nachos tonight, International Day of the Nacho.
You can also watch Nacho Libre. It is now that time for To Peach Their Own. I asked the question here, what is the worst movie that you've ever seen? Only because it popped up, like, three different times on three different subreddits as I was scrolling Reddit here in the studio. What is the worst movie that you've ever seen? Let me know. 208-535-1015. I already asked the question in the K-BEAR 101 Idaho Rock and Metal Facebook group. My own dad comments this. I've asked this question in the past. My dad commented Yugioh, which I don't know what year that movie came out. It was quite a long time ago. I don't think my dad even knows what Yugioh still is. Like, I barely know the card game. I collected the cards as a kid, but did I play the card game? Absolutely not. It, for some reason, resurfaced with my old high school basketball team, that they all of a sudden just busted out the old Yugioh cards and started playing the card game at, like, lunch or whatever. But, uh, we have this family friend, we ha- we, we know this family, the McGuire's. We're still friends with them to this day. Um, I just saw them when I went to California last. But their son has severe autism, and he [laughs]... He, funny enough, growing up, was obsessed with Yugioh. So, my dad knew I had somewhat interest in Yugioh, so my dad, his dad, both of us
went and saw the Yugioh movie back then. And you know when a, when a movie absolutely sucks, you want to fall asleep so you do so, but you also do so loudly to the point where everyone around you knows that you intentionally fell asleep? That's what my dad did. He snored as loudly as he could. And I did the same thing when I saw Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. I was forced to watch that at the, uh, birthday party, the sleepover that I went to when I was, like, 13. I don't really... I couldn't care less about Harry Potter. And [laughs] sure enough, right as the movie started, about, like, 20 minutes in, I just fell asleep. Woke up and it was almost over, thankfully. But, uh, yeah, what is the worst movie that you've ever seen? Let me know. 208-535-1015. K-BEAR, what's happening?
Not much.
Well, what's the, uh, worst movie you've ever seen?
Breakfast of Champions with Bruce Willis.
Breakfast of Champions with Bruce Willis. I have never heard of this movie. What- what's so bad about it?
It was filmed in Twin Falls, Idaho, and I was the security guard on it. It wasn't because of that, it was just... It was pretty, pretty lame.
[laughs] Breakfast of Champions with Bruce Willis. All right. Well, thank you for that answer. I appreciate it.
Yep.
Yeah, I'm reading the plot here. "A portrait of a fictional town in the Midwest that is home to a group of idiosyncratic and slightly neurotic characters. Dwayne Hoover is a wealthy car dealership owner that's on the brink of suicide, and is losing touch with reality." Jeez.4.6 out of 10 on R- i- IMDb, 28% on Rotten Tomatoes. K-Bear, how's it going?
It's just great.
What's the worst movie that you've ever seen?
Lose two hours of your life, watch Rubber.
Rubber, the killer tire movie. Yeah.
The killer tire movie you want to lose ...
[laughs]
... time of your life, dude. That's it right there.
Getting your answers for what is the worst movie you have ever seen. K-Bear, how's it going?
Good, good. So your question.
Yes.
Uh, Life of Pi.
I- I was, uh, basically a lot of my friends were reading that- that book back in the day, but I was never really tempted to watch the movie. Was it really that bad?
It was horrible.
Okay.
I don't- I don't know how I made it through it. I kept thinking something good would happen or something would happen. It was the most boring thing ever. [laughs]
But it's literally just the get the kid in the boat with the tiger.
Yeah.
And that's it.
But there's really ... Yeah, and then at the end, there's really no tiger. So it's what's that? What?
Wh- What?
Yeah.
All right.
Yeah, yeah. Okay, thanks.
Appreciate it, man. Thank you so much. [laughs]
Yeah, yeah.
208-535-1015 if you want to answer today's to Peach the wrong question, what is the worst movie you have ever seen? One of the worst ones I have ever seen is Jack and Jill with Adam Sandler. I think it was a couple years ago, my family and I, we did this little staycation where we went to Los Angeles. We- we drove 30 minutes from Orange County to- to LA, stayed at the place, um, I think it was the Magic Castle. We stayed at one of those rooms there and my dad was very nice. My parents were thoughtful. My ... I think it was more so my dad and my sister that were trying to be thoughtful. They knew I collected DVDs. They saw this one for real cheap, Jack and Jill with Adam Sandler. We watched that movie. It was the worst piece of crap I have ever seen in my entire life. And then years later, I watched the movie Chernobyl Diaries and that has Jesse McCartney in it. One of the worst movies I have ever, ever seen. I remember seeing trailers for that on like Spike TV back when I used to watch wrestling alive on television. Chernobyl Diaries, man, that- that was an awful movie.
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