[upbeat music] Yeah, that's right. It's, uh, it's Friday, pre-4th of July, 4th of July eve. I've already seen the, uh, the different posts online about, "Hey, make sure to leave out milk and your Olympic gold medals for Kurt Angle tonight.
Leave out the hot dogs for Kid Rock tonight."
Whatever it might be. Two oh eight five three five one oh one five. Actually, you know what? Why, why am I even giving out the phone number?
I'm not even here right now. Through the magic of radio, this show is happening this afternoon
because we got let out early, 'cause tomorrow we're gonna be working on a Saturday. Yay.
Tomorrow is the Idaho Falls Community Hospital River Fest, presented by ICCU and Riverbend Media Group. I will be at the Stone's Kia Kid Zone selling those all-day wristbands. Just ten bucks. I'll be there during the, uh, the afternoon, three thirty to, like... Well,
three thirty to, to the Melaleuca Freedom Celebration, 'cause I'm watching it. It's the final time it's happening for the foreseeable future. I wanna see eighteen thousand nine hundred shells explode in the night sky.
I'm, I'm, I'm very excited for that show. Very, very excited. If you have nothing going on tomorrow for the 4th of July, make your way to Snake River Landing. If you wanna learn more about the, uh, the parking map, all of that stuff, make sure to go to the KBEAR one oh one app. Click on River Fest right there on the menu. Freedomcelebration.com is also the website to visit. Peaches Pit Party will return here in, uh, just a few on KBEAR one oh one. Okay, I find this hard to believe here. Um, I just saw the headline, "Three-dollar Goodwill jacket now expected to sell for up to a quarter of a million dollars." And I'm looking at the jacket, and it says Chamberlain on the back,
and it's in, in bright yellow, so I'm like, "Oh, is this Wilt Chamberlain's old jacket?"
Sure enough, this guy somehow found, somehow found
Wilt Chamberlain's Lakers warmup jacket that has since been authenticated. Is this the one that Wilt Chamberlain wore? Because this kid looks awfully small. Wilt Chamberlain is, or was,
seven foot three.
Very lengthy dude. I have a tough time finding T-shirts. I wear a three XL tee, and I l- I love the, the roominess
of the entire thing. The f- the fact that I can sit down and not have to worry about my, my butt being shown or my fun underpants taking a peek outside, you know?
I love the three XL tee T-shirts. My whole closet is now them. I threw away all the other shirts. I'm like, "I, I gotta stick to this." I, I, I like... I was able to find my, my one particular thing I like to wear, and I buy a bunch of them. This guy just somehow finds, for three dollars,
a, an a- an authentic Wilt Chamberlain warmup jacket, and the guy was... Uh, the guy probably put it on, and it's way too big for him. Unless this high school kid is, like, Wilt Chamberlain's height, which I doubt, 'cause I'm looking at a picture of him, and he's way below. He's below the net, even, standing below the basketball hoop. There's no way he's even close.
Good for him, I guess.
I guess I'll have to go to Goodwill, see if I find a Karl Malone authentic warmup jersey or something, a warmup jacket or something like that. Here's Mafra Doomed on KBEAR one oh one. I'm starting to hate that couple that climbed the Empire State Building just for a, uh, protest of sorts. I mean,
good for you. You climbed the, you climbed one of the tallest buildings in America. You want a trophy for that? Like, nobody asked you to do it. And then they decided to display a flag, and now everybody online, on my Facebook feed, is changing that flag to something else. I even saw Jon Taffer of Bar Rescue,
edited him on top of the Empire State Building. Put him with, like, some sort of Bar Rescue quote on the banner. I was gonna do the same thing. Now, I was gonna add on to the problem. I was gonna do so on the KBEAR page, but I'm like, "I've already seen enough of these." It, it was funny the first time, but by the one-thousandth time that I've seen an- another edited picture, I'm just done. I wanna log off Facebook. It was so much faster than the time I went onto Facebook and I saw Jade Davis in that Hooters outfit pop up right there at the top of my feed. Great, I just thought of that picture again. I need to get it out of my head. I saw a story out of Germany today, and I couldn't help but think, you know what? Maybe East Idaho is looking pretty good right about now. If anybody over there in Germany is thinking, "I'd like a little bit more space, a little less stress, maybe some mountains," we've got you. Come on over. I was reading this article about how, uh, Germany i- is tired of its workers calling in sick. Their chancellor said, "We can no longer accept the extraordinarily high levels of sick leave in our companies. We are abolishing sick leave by telephone and introducing the requirement to submit a medical certificate from the very first day of illness."
Yikes. So if anybody's streaming us from Germany, which I know there's a few people that do, because we've seen, I've seen the map before, visit the newly redesigned hireeastidaho.com. I mean, you got the KBEAR app open right now. Click on Hire East Idaho. Uh, if you're wanting to help those, uh, if you're wanting to h- be, be a part of a mental and behavioral health clinic serving East Idaho, uh, this week's Hire East Idaho job of the week is with Answers. They're looking for licensed mental health professionals, including LMSWs, LCSWs, LCPCs, LPCs, to join their collaborative team. They offer competitive pay, comprehensive benefits, a supportive workplace, and the opportunity to make a real difference in our community. So if you wanna leave Germany because now you have to submit a certificate that you're sick Disgusting. Apply today at hireeastidaho.com where you also find hundreds of other opportunities from employers across East Idaho. Did I say Idaho? Hire East Idaho, connecting people with opportunity. I'll start in the NFL. George Kittle has officially arrived in New York. Yeah, that's the first story for today's Shot Clock Sports Update. He's arrived in New York for what exactly? Travis Kelce's wedding weekend. TMZ even spotted, uh, even spotted Kittle carrying what appears to be the blue suit he'll be wearing for the big event. I think the wedding is going on tonight. I should know this because I'm the afternoon host on Z103, and I talk about this quite a lot in The Daily Squeeze, which is the celebrity update feature. Uh, over to football history. Former Rams All-Pro cornerback Laroy Irvin has passed away at the age of sixty-eight. Irvin spent most of his career in Los Angeles, earned two Pro Bowl selections, was a two-time first-team All-Pro, finished with thirty-four career interceptions. May he rest in peace. And, uh, in the NBA, Lakers legend Byron Scott gave LeBron James' time in Los Angeles a B grade, saying one championship just wasn't enough for a player of LeBron's caliber and that he expected multiple titles during his Lakers run. I mean, LeBron wasn't in LA for all that long, and when he showed up, he was still quite old. I'm shocked that he just decided, "You know what? I'm gonna leave LA, go take a veteran's minimum somewhere else." I'm thinking he's gonna go back to Cleveland, and going from LA to Cleveland, I mean, really? Why would you wanna do that to yourself? That does it for your Shot Clock Sports Update right here on K-Bear 101. Peach's Pip Party on K-Bear 101. I just saw the funniest home decorating trend. Um, apparently, instead of buying actually-- or actually buying books, people are wallpapering their walls with pictures of bookshelves.
You can buy wallpaper that makes it look like you have this massive, sophisticated personal library, even though it's just a flat wall.
Some companies, like Bath & Body Works, I think, sells a vintage bookstore room spray, so you can make it smell like old books too.
I think there are better scents out there, to be quite honest with you. Like, I've gone to Bath & Body Works a whole bunch. I like smelling the fruity scents, you know, tangerine, s- uh, peach, citrus. Of course, peach, right?
I'm not gonna grab the old bookstore candle and light it up in my fake library.
I just take down all my signed concert posters and all of that. I'm sounding like Lou Brutus. Take down all my autographed memorabilia, put up this,
this, [laughs] this wallpaper that makes it look like I'm sophisticated. I have all these, all these different books. Somebody comes over, they want to admire all the books that I have. They're all sad when they, they touch the wall to take a book out. It's just flat drywall. [laughs] You're, you're a phony.
[laughs] Here's Three Days Grace, Don't Want to Go Home Tonight on K-Bear 101. Idaho's only rock station, K-Bear 101. Uh, was it on Victor's morning show or the noon hour of Madness and Mayhem we talked about the, uh, the one guy that was on an, um, a motorized unicycle that could go up to ninety-three miles per hour? How did he find that out? I'm sure he reached that speed and went, "Whoa, that's way too fast," but I, I now know how fast this thing can go. Ninety-three miles per hour on a unicycle. You gotta have some serious core.
You, you gotta wear a helmet. You gotta put on the bubble wrap. You gotta put on... Well,
I think one r- one wrong turn, and you're dead. Unicycles are dangerous, dude. Motorcycles are dangerous, let alone a unicycle.
This guy-- I was reading this story about this guy, tried to cross the Atlantic Ocean
in a giant hamster wheel.
Did he have food inside of this thing? I'm looking at it.
It doesn't look like it's fit for an all-out adventure.
A giant floating hamster wheel made of buoys and wire, self-propelled by this man just running inside.
Oh, he lives in Florida after being granted asylum from Iran, was taken in by the Coast Guard last week aboard his vessel following several days of back and forth with the authorities.
He, uh... Wait, it says he came-- Uh, so the Coast Guard came across him in his homemade vessel about seventy nautical miles east of this certain island. [laughs]
I-I-- What? Uh, how long ago was this story? Is this August twenty s- This is from twenty twenty-three? Why is this getting posted?
Why did this get posted in this certain subreddit three days ago as if this was a new story?
Oh, wow. I guess I got fooled. I guess this a thr-- We're talking about three-year-old stories here on Peach's Pip Party. My bad. So my friends Matt and Jose, they, uh, go hiking quite a lot, actually. My friend Matt, he's obsessed with hiking. I don't know why exactly. It's just his thing. I just know if I hang out with him, when I go back home, I'm expected to do some sort of hike, and sometimes it's fun. Sometimes it's the most brutal thing I have ever done.
I, I don't like the fact that I have to go home, and I try to vacation, and this guy goes, "Hey, let's, uh, let's travel out all the way to middle of nowhere and go on this trail. I know a shortcut." And then he has us ascend, like, this steep slope to get to a secret waterfall, so we can go swim in a natural swimming hole. It's like, dude, I just wanna go to, go to a pool that's easy to access. I love swimming pools. I'm not gonna go into some natural swimming hole where there's algae and fish and all that disgusting underwater stuff.
He, he likes to go to Laguna Beach quite a lot, and what just got shared in the, uh, in the group chat that we have
2,000 gallons of sewage
spill into Laguna Beach waters prompting closure. Isn't that just great? People wanna enjoy their Fourth of July weekend. I feel like this was somewhat intentional.
How can we get people to stay out, not overcrowd Laguna Beach? Let's just ruin the water for everybody. Dump the sewage right in there, huh? [laughs] Laguna Beach is my all-time favorite beach. It's one of the worst ones to walk by foot on. I've walked by foot. Are you kidding me? How else are you gonna walk? No. It's the worst one to access because there's a whole bunch of steps. It's extremely hilly, but the view is amazing. Heisler Park is one of my all-time favorite spots.
Oh, man. Hopefully this, uh, sewage is cleared out by the time I go back home, uh, toward the end of August. That way I can just, uh... That way I can enjoy the beach and not have to smell somebody's, uh, dookie. The internet has way too much free time. Way too much. Some guy decided to see how far a Hot Wheels car could drive, so he strapped it to a homemade rolling road powered by a belt sander and let it run for five straight days.
When it was all over, the tiny Ford GT 40 had traveled the equivalent of for... of 13,459 scale miles before the wheels just finally gave out. Can you imagine explaining this hobby to your spouse? "What are you doing this weekend?" "Oh, I'm gonna watch a Hot Wheels car drive for five days."
How did they keep track of this?
Anyway, I... Enough questions. I n- I know I'm not gonna get those answered. He should've submitted this to the Dull Men's Club. You know,
I feel like Josh from Classy97 would do something like this.
He has those orange tracks from childhood as the tote of Hot Wheels cars.
Just slides them down. [laughs] He has his own homemade treadmill for these cars to see how long and how far
these things can go for [laughs] before they're just finally done. There's a whole society, a whole, uh, community on the internet. Oh, Diecast Endurance. This guy has an entire YouTube channel focusing on the very niche content of running diecast cars to the point of failure.
Good for you. At least, at least this person has a hobby. K-Bear 101, Idaho's only rock station. I've been walking a lot. I've been trying to walk at least 10,000 steps a day. Most of the time
I, I, I don't even make... I don't even come close because, well, I work here, then I go home, I take a nap for some reason. I wake up, it's like 6:30 PM.
You feel more tired after a late nap. I don't know why I keep doing that. Or may- maybe because I'm just a h- habitual person. I like routine.
And so I'll, I'll go home, take my nap, wake up, have dinner, and then I'll, uh... What's it called? I'll, uh, kinda rest for a little while, and then maybe go for, like, a post-8:00 PM walk.
Well, I need to actually do these walks every day, get those 10,000 steps in every day. I was able to get myself to the gym
at, like, 11:00 PM.
I don't know, I don't know why I'm talking about my walking habits here. Well, I do know why. The UK government
is now going to start rewarding people for walking, and I wish that was a thing here. Under this new scheme, people who walk 30 minutes a day or a marathon a month will be rewarded with incentives and discounts. That'd be good, right? Pokemon Go was the closest thing we got to this. When everybody was outside in 2016 chasing those Pokemon, I, I remember specifically being in Seal Beach, right there by the water.
Saw a, a good chunk of people go sprinting towards the pier. People were screaming. We were all like, "What's going on?" Some guy yelled out, "There's an Aerodactyl on the pier."
Ran towards the pier. All of us were trying to catch this Aerodactyl, a rare Pokemon. A, a t- a fun video game will always entertain people.
How about discounts, huh? How about a video game and discounts? US government, take note, all right? It's Poppy teaming up with Amy Lee, Courtney LaPlante of Spiritbox. Here's End of You on Peach's Pit Party. K-Bear 101. Where's my X-Files music at? I thought it was under this particular category. Not, not th- not this one. Really? Oh, there it is. Oh, I gotta turn it up. Wait, hold on. [X-Files theme music] There we go.
I just talked about not that long ago, my friend, uh, Jose actually sent the picture, that, uh, 2,000 gallons of sewage got spilt into Laguna Beach waters prompting closure. And I was thinking, I'm like, "Did they intentionally do this in order to have nobody have fun there or overcrowd the beaches of Laguna Beach for the Fourth of July?" I hate that the music just randomly stops here.
So they just decided, "You know what? Let's ruin it for everybody and not have these beaches overcrowded." Sure enough, Matt texted after Jose sent that photo, "Laguna Beach is learning from LA. Anytime LA expects mass crowds at the beach, there is a massive sewage leak just out of nowhere."
Then he goes on to say, "That's been LA's signature move ever since COVID. That and constantly publicizing the water at Santa Monica and Venice as toxic when it's actually not
so people don't go there. They go somewhere else."
It's weird how California's just so weird like that, you know? They have to do these weird things, and then they hide it, you know?
People will go to the state government, start asking them questions about it, and they act like they, they, "I don't know a thing." Uh, sure you don't
That's why a bunch of people have left California, including me. I hate to get political on this show [laughs], but it's true, man. It's just, it-- there's so many weird things that happen over there that they, they have to go, all right? The state government over there has to go. That's why there's 129,000 people in that California Sucks Facebook group that I talked about yesterday, 'cause everybody hates the state government over there. I just saw this question get posted in Ask Reddit: "What are Trader Joe's, In-N-Out, and Chick-fil-A doing differently that make their employees seem different than other retail/fast food employees?" I would just say standards.
They expect employees to be extra nice, extra cooperative. If you don't, you're fired, you know? In-N-Out, it's hard to get fired from. It really is. I remember me and a-- my-- one of my coworkers at In-N-Out, In-N-Out, we had a falling out, and he was very, uh, I hate to use the word toxic, but he was. And I remember when I quit to come here, I was so beyond thrilled to get a radio position. I, I slammed my two weeks notice on the manager's desk. My manager at In-N-Out at the time, he's one of those dudes that would use the phrase, "You gotta be a team player," and I-- oh, I, I, I puked in my mouth every time I heard that. But I, I was so excited to just slam that on his desk saying, "I'm moving out. I'm moving out of California, moving to Idaho," 'cause the guy would just be on, on me about everything. And the funniest part was, is that
he was a vegan,
and so
he wouldn't be able to eat the food at all. He was making that store manager money,
but eating vegan food. His wife packed him a lunch every day. He'd bring his lunch pail to the tables outside, eat out there.
You would try taking somebody's order in the drive-thru, and he'd be screaming at you over the headset saying, "Close the gap," if there was a gap between cars, 'cause the drive-thru was that long.
Yeah, standards. But yeah, anyway, the, the-- me and the other employee that had a falling out, I remember when I left, another coworker who I was friends with messaged me on Facebook
saying, "Hey dude, um, when you left In-N-Out, that guy was talking all this trash about you the entire time. I just wanna be the first person to tell you he was fired this morning." [laughs] I'm like, "Good, good." [laughs] At the time, I was all like, "Yeah. Yes!"
There are, there are standards, though. I can only imagine working at a place like Disneyland, especially, where they tell you to point with two fingers and all of this stuff. That'd be like a nightmare. But at least at In-N-Out, they pay you more than most people will. I don't know about Trader Joe's and Chick-fil-A, but In-N-Out, if it opens up here and you're a per-- you're, like, in high school, and you're looking for a, a, a new job, you're looking for, like, your first job, go work at In-N-Out. I mean, heck, even if you're looking for a different career, go work at In-N-Out, because they do pay quite a lot of money if you can handle the literal heat in that kitchen. I completely forgot until now that tomorrow there is the Nathan's Famous hot dog eating contest. Joey Chestnut, I'm expecting him to win the whole thing again. He is the greatest of all time.
Over 70-something hot dogs in, like, ten minutes. Utterly ridiculous, dude.
I think there was a video that popped up on my, uh, Facebook feed. I don't know if it was AI or if it was real. Maybe it was real, 'cause it, it looked realistic, but who knows? AI's gotten so far now that,
uh, it c- it, it could be fake. It could be fake, but
it was Joey Chestnut with one of those, uh, Jawzrsize balls in his mouth to train his jaw for all the hot dogs he'll be downing tomorrow. Have you seen how gross that hot dog eating contest is? You watch them dunk these glizzies in water, and the, the bread becomes all soaked, obviously. It's all this mushy bread they're just shoving into their mouths so they can down the next dog, and there's no condiments. It's just hot dogs and buns. It's all it is.
All it is. 70-something hot dogs in, like, ten minutes. Joey Chestnut is skinnier than me and can down load 75 hot dogs. If I tried eating more than just, like, two hot dogs, I'd throw up.
Uh, this guy by the name of Badland Chugs, he's also known as, uh, one of the greatest of all times when it comes to chugging drinks. He just set a world record chugging a gallon of lemonade. All that sugar. And what's funny is that he is considerably overweight. Now, I don't wanna fat shame the guy,
but he eats a whole lot more sugar, or he drinks a whole lot more sugar because he's downing... I mean, there was a time where he was on a live stream. He downed a whole thing of grape juice. You know how much sugar's in that? I mean, there's still a lot of terrible carbs in the bread and hot dogs for Joey, but at least he's getting that protein, right? That mystery meat from the glizzies. [laughs] Here's Motionless in White, Afraid of the Dark, on KBEAR 101. Peaches Pip Party right here on KBEAR 101, 4th of July eve. Tomorrow, I'll be working Snake River Landing at the Idaho Falls Community Hospital Riverfest, presented by ICCU and Riverbend Media Group. I will be at the Stone's Kia Kid Zone selling those all-day wristbands. Just ten bucks. I think that's where most of everyone is going to be. I think people like Victor, Jade, our big boss man, Kevin. Also, I think Josh from Classy. They're gonna be all over the place, like, all day. They gotta work tonight even
to, uh, get all these people in. It's a whole ordeal. At least my shift is just tomorrow afternoon, selling those wristbands. I'll make sure I'm bathed in sunscreen right before I show up. I'll wear my giant safari hat with the, uh, neck cover so I don't burn myself.
Uh, who am I kidding? Of course, I'll end up getting burnt somehow, some way. It always happens. Always happens. It was this time last year my friends came out to, uh, visit and see the whole Melaleuca Freedom Celebration
And I think the next day we went to, uh, Buhl, Idaho, and we went to, uh, we went to go, uh, kayak, and that's when my whole kayak filled up with water and all of that. Ugh.
And I got burnt on that, too, both emotionally and actually o- on my skin, too. [laughs] Because I can't believe I had to get rescued out of a kayak, and I had to swim to a guy's, uh, motorboat, and then have that thing dragged in the water back to where we rented the kayaks. Luckily, the place was like, "Oh, you had a tough time? We'll give you a refund, at least for you, since you only did, like, half of the trip."
I had to wait for these guys to kayak all the way back to where we started. So I was in the swimming pool by myself. I think I ended up throwing a ball with some kid that only spoke Spanish. We were just having a fun time. There was a basketball hoop by the pool. We were shooting the h- shooting hoops, passing the ball back and forth. We're having a fun time, then my friends show up. They're all sweaty because they kayaked double the distance I did.
[sighs] Man, that was an embarrassing moment. Embarrassing time. But at least it, it now lives as a fond memory, right? I like to check these lists from time to time to make sure my name is not on there. Um, somebody asked this question: "What's a... What's, what is a really unattractive male name?" First answer, Pubert. I've never actually met someone named that. I've only ever heard of Pubert Adams from The Addams Family. Pervis.
Someone said, "I worked with a Pervis. They called him..." I, I... Can I even say that word on the air? I don't know. Oh, Cletus. [laughs] Has anyone actually ever been named Cletus, or is that just, like, the go-to redneck name for any video game? Of course, Trevor Phillips, GTA V, his friend Cletus helps him out. Most redneck dude possible.
Sorry if anybody's actually named Cletus out there. I, I, I... This is why I don't wanna do one of these... Like, I don't wanna go down this list because what if somebody's name actually pops up? Festus. I-- Festus Ezeli played for the Warriors for a long time there. Uh, Bort. Is that actually a real name, Bort?
Elmer.
Gomer. Oh, I see Kyler.
I do know a few Kylers. Kyler, pick one. You can't have both Kyle and Tyler. What it says here. Here we go. Today's What the Headline. Not in Poland, not in the US. Instead,
it's over in Poland. [upbeat music] You can get criminally charged over there over a Shrek meme. A local politician facing charges after [laughs] prosecutors say he insulted the country's president by sharing a meme asking, "Where's Shrek?"
[laughs] Prosecutors even hired a linguistics expert to determine whether comparing someone to Shrek was actually insulting. There was that listener that just called me Shrek, told me to go back to the swamp because I insulted Led Zeppelin.
Maybe I should have that guy arrested or that lady arrested.
No, I'm just kidding. It really doesn't bother me. The politician argues it wasn't pointing out that Shrek... It wasn't insulting. [laughs] That Shrek is the hero of the movie.
[laughs]
Oh, man.
No, it wasn't insulting at all. [laughs] He's laughing on the inside. I mean, at least it's better than Lord Farquaad, right? When Victor had that skull head, he kinda,
he kinda looked like the heavier version, all right? Lord Farquaad. [laughs] Anyway, that is today's What the Headline right here on K-Bear 101. I still can't stop laughing. I s- I'm, I'm still laughing
at today's What the Headline. I, I thought it was utterly hilarious.
The fact that this guy shared a Shrek meme to make fun of Poland's president, and then he got in, he got arrested for it,
or he got in trouble for it.
And the politician that shared the meme about the president said, "No, no, I w- I wasn't insulting our president. In fact, Shrek is the hero of the movie."
That's too funny. You don't know how many times I have been called Shrek, Big Show, Sloth from The Goonies.
I, I, I could easily be like, "That's it. You're get- you're, you're getting in trouble with Lieutenant Crane for harassment."
Who cares?
There was that one, uh, that one meme that I s- no, no, there, there was the actual... So the, uh, the reason why Shrek looks the way that he does is because it was based off of a wrestler from many, many, many years ago. And you gotta see this dude. This is one of the ugliest dudes I've ever seen in my entire life, and I feel so bad for saying that. Because they modeled an, a, a fictional ogre based off this dude's looks. Wouldn't that just piss you off?
[laughs] You, you have this legacy as a wrestler.
And, well, I mean, I think that guy died way before Shrek was even an idea. But
could you imagine you get told, "Hey, we're gonna model this, uh, cartoon character after you."
Oh, yeah? Is he some hero? Well, technically, but he's also a giant green beast with weird ears, and he lives in a swamp, and he eats creatures. Like, he eats eyeballs and all that stuff. What, you're basing me off of a monster? [laughs] That poor guy. I know I should've moved on from today's What the Headline, but I'm still laughing at it, all right? We just talked about that guy getting in trouble over a Shrek meme,
and it made me think of that Bad Friends podcast highlight with Andrew Santino and Bobby Lee about the dating trend called Shreking.
If you don't know what this is, this popped up about a year ago and went viral online. Shreking is when someone intentionally dates a person they think is below their league because they assume they'll be treated better,
and then they end up getting dumped anyway.
Shreking.
We already had ghosting, breadcrumbing, benching. Now there's shreking. There's too many
terms when it comes to dating. Shre- Shrek would never. Shrek was loyal. He owned a house. He had a steady job. He communicated, you know.
Shrek sounds like one of the healthier people in the dating pool.
Shreking. [laughs] It's when you date someone way uglier than you so they worship the ground you walk on. How egotistical is that?
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