The Viktor Wilt Show

[Rock music] Mornin', and welcome to the Victor Wilt Show, Thursday edition. Very pumped for the weekend. Okay. I, I was digging for content, and [laughs] I don't know why, but it seems like every time I'm kicking off the show, I tend to dig up stuff that i- it's kinda bleak first thing in the morning. Like this thread, "What's the biggest lie society still tells young people?" Like, you know that's gonna be disappointing when you get in and read it. But let's do so, right? Yeah, start the show on a positive note. All right, some of the answers we've got here. "You'll all- You'll have all the time in the world to do everything." That suddenly turns into, "Now it's too late for that. You should've taken the chances when you had them." Um,

the older you get, the tougher it does get [laughs] to engage in certain activities or dreams. You know, I always wanted to be in a band, wanted to make it to the big time and

... You know, once you end up, uh, having a family and stuff, just you, you can't put in that same kind of time and effort as you could as if, you know, if you were a, a young single person or something.

I still say go for your dreams. You know, I, I need to, uh, at least get some new music recorded, or some of those songs that we wrote like 20 years ago that we never recorded that are really good. I suppose I'd need to practice more too, 'cause I think I used to be, uh, better. But I have been playing a bit, so that's good. Uh, what other lies does society tell young people? "If you follow the rules, life will go as planned." I've, I've never heard that one. [laughs] But no, there's a lot of luck. There's a lot of luck, and sometimes you just get screwed. Sorry. Let's see. "Your employer, your employer will reward you for your hard work." [laughs] Not always. [laughs] Uh, it- I guess it depends if, uh, they like you. You know? Or if, you know, the company's doing well. You know, sometimes things get a little bit rough. Not always gonna get rewarded for your hard work, so don't get mad when it doesn't happen. "Follow your dreams." I still say you should, but it's tough when they, you know, don't pay the bills. [laughs] Uh,

you know, that's how I ended up in this seat. You know, like I mentioned, I wanted to be in a band. And it's like, "Oh, you know, I've, I gotta have a, a regular paycheck." Bands don't do that. Guess, uh, guess I'll start at the bottom of the, the radio heap, work my way up to the top. All right, what else we got here? "Hard work equals success." Yeah, not always. "Justice applies to everyone." No. [laughs] Sadly, no. Some people never face the justice they should. It's ridiculous. And then some people are unjustly, uh, punished. Let's see here. "Do what you love and you'll never have to work a day in your life." Okay, I love my job. It's still work. Like I talked about yesterday, I reach a point of mental exhaustion every day,

just from getting pummeled by, you know, content and the multitasking that I have to do every day on this, uh, computer here, and the other computer in my office. I got screens everywhere. Oh, brutal. Let's see here. "You can be anything you want." No. [laughs] Remember? I, I wanted to be in a band. I mean, I, I could still be in a band. Okay. "I wanna be a big rock star." Yeah, eh, doesn't necessarily just happen. You know, lot of luck there as well. Or, you know, honestly, if you wanna be in a successful band, if you have lots of money to promote yourself, you're gonna get a lot further than a band that's, you know, just passionate. A lot of it comes down to money. Yeah. Much easier to make it big if you got a big, fat bank account behind you. Let's see here. "Grades will determine your career path." No. No, not necessarily. That's ... All right, see, this is, this is bleak and depressing, so I'm gonna stop it, and we're gonna find something else to talk about. Hope your morning's going good so far. I'll find something more positive, okay? All right, we'll be back. [Rock music] All right, let's take a look at, I guess, the advice subreddit and see if I can give people some good life advice. Maybe it'll be helpful to you. All right, what questions are people asking here? "How to kindly kick out someone who has been overstaying their welcome." All right, let's see the, the sitch. "At the end of last year, a friend of mine needed a place to stay after deciding she was sick of her long-term boyfriend. After some begging, I agreed to let her stay with me for a few months. When she first moved in, she promised over and over again it would be two to three months, tops. It's now October of 2025, so she's been there about 10 months and there's no sign of her leaving. Every time I send her apartment listings, she always has an excuse as to why she doesn't like that apartment. Landlord was rude, they wanted too much money, thought it was too small, blah, blah, blah." Well, all right. Somebody says, "Hey, I'm gonna live here two to three months," it's been 10 months, you just gotta go, "Hey, it's been 10 months. Get. You, get." I don't know how you'd do it nicely. You just gotta tell 'em. Like, "Hey. I ain't got the space. You ain't paying your bills." I, I don't know. Do they say anything about that? "Hasn't been a bad roommate. Not around much."

[rock music] Oh, she just doesn't contribute anything. Yeah. Like, uh, this person's saying it felt wrong asking her for rent money, so if she doesn't pay any. She'd been living there for free for 10 months. You get... [laughs] That, I don't know. I'd say that, you know? "Hey, you said two to three months. It's been 10 months, you don't contribute anything. You gotta go. Sorry. Sorry, friends." Or you just move out and be like, "I'm out of here. I can't take it anymore." [laughs]

All right, what else do we have? What other questions are people asking? "So I'm 19. I'm in the g- gym. This girl approaches me and says I'm cute and asks for my, uh, socials. Then we chat for a couple of hours. We leave, I text her. She's sending me some pictures and videos. I'm interested, so I say, 'Let me take you out.' She said, 'I might. I love talking to you.' This is the second time she's approached. The first time I asked if she wanted to hang out, she said, 'I don't know.' Surely, I never responded again, right? Two separate occasions. Is she trying to play games or something?" Um... Man. Teenage life. [laughs] I, I'd say at this point... I don't know, who messaged last? It's like, dude, if you, uh, are interested in her, keep talking to her. You know? Send her some, uh, memes, all right? If it works out, it works out. If it doesn't, move on. The end. Okay, what else do we have here? "How do I tell my former employer that I don't wanna meet her and her children for lunch?" Eh, no thanks. [laughs] I'm not hungry. [laughs]

Or just simply go, uh, "No. No. I don't want to." Let's see.

Take a look at another one here. "My parents are forcing me to choose between them in their divorce. Is this normal? I am 22. My parents, both in their 50s, are divorcing after 25 years. Instead of being adults about it, they're both demanding I pick a side and cut off the other parent." [laughs] They sound like two just awful parents. [laughs] That, that would suck to be in, in that boat. So when you tell them both, "Shut up, grow up, and act like an adult about this. Yeah. Sucks you're splitting up, but don't use me as a weapon against the other one." I mean, the, it's, it's absurd. It's absurd. Be an adult. These are people in their 50s, but as I have learned as an older person, sometimes people behave like children

no matter how old they get, all right? [laughs] I met plenty of people my age just, just childish and, uh, it's, it's disappointing, but that's just reality. You know, some people are just gonna be turds. I don't know what I'd tell this per- Like, "I'm cutting you both off. Not gonna put up with this crap." You know? Be a parent. Shut up. [laughs] [rock music] Seven incredible horror writers that will scratch the Stephen King itch. Maybe these ones haven't been banned by your local library yet. Uh, if you didn't hear the other day, Stephen King getting the, uh, coveted title of most banned author in America. Very nice. Okay, coming in at number seven, Joe Hill, who is Stephen King's son. I am familiar with him. Um, all of his books are great. Horns, The Fireman, NOS4A2, or it's N-O-S 4-A-2. Check 'em out. If you like Stephen King, you definitely like Joe Hill. I interviewed Joe Hill years ago. Super nice guy. Uh, he's got a new book on the way. I don't remember what it's called 'cause I, uh, have been avoiding the listings [laughs] 'cause I collect Joe Hill and I can't afford to be buying no signed Joe Hill limited editions right now. I should probably pick up just a regular copy. All right, here we go. Author I ain't heard of, Nat Cassidy, author of When the Wolf Comes Home, Nestlings, and Mary. Ah. It says, "Actor-turned-novelist Nat Cassidy may have started on the screen, but his true calling has shown itself in his absolute genius at writing horror novels. Named one of the best horror writers of this generation by Esquire, Cassidy has a knack for extremely vibrant and gory brutality at a neck-breaking pace." All right. I like the sound of that. All right, here's another author I've never heard of. Catriona Ward, author of The Last House on Needless Street, Sundial, and Little Eve. I'm gonna have to note these authors. Let's see. "Her focus is on psychological horror, especially within family and close personal relationships." Okay, so we're talking like Hereditary, huh? Okay, they're, they're saying in here like Gerald's Game or Dolores Claiborne. All right.

Here's another author not familiar with Keith Rawson, author of Coffin Moon, Fever House, and The Devil by Name. "Keith Rawson brings a layer of brutal punk and heavy metal themes to his neck-breaking paced horror books that are often seen in earlier Stephen King and Richard Bachman novels like Christine, The Running Man, and Rage." Really. If you're gonna name The Running Man and Rage, that sounds pretty, pretty crazy. All right. What is... W- what kind of horror fan am I? I haven't heard of any of these authors. Ronald Malfi, author of Small Town Horror, Bone White, and The Narrows. No clue who this author is. [laughs] Uh, someone who's been writing fantastic horror for 25 years. Okay.[heavy metal music] Rachel Harrison, yet another ain't heard of her. Author of Play Nice, Cackle, and Black Sheep. Youngest author on the list, but she writes with intuition and understanding of human nature, like a novelist who's been writing books for decades. Cool. All right, coming in at number one, I have heard of this author. Uh, he's the guy who owns, uh, Cemetery Dance, a book publishing company. Richard Chizmar. I have some of his books as a matter of fact, and, uh, I've talked to him before just on Facebook. Nice guy. And, uh, Cemetery Dance, the company that if they ever offer up weird grab bag packages, you gotta buy 'em [laughs] if you're a book collector. Y- you may have heard me talk about snagging up some sweet limited edition books for, like, nothing. Uh, that's thanks to the sweet deals from Cemetery Dance from time to time. Okay. Yeah, Richard Chizmar, he's good. I'm gonna have to know these other authors, though. Gonna have to pick up some books soon as I got a little bit more money. All right. Hey, it's, it's Halloween season. Talking horror, talking books. You should read. Reading's good. It's really good for your mind. And I b- I think it was just yesterday we were talking about the, uh, impact of, uh, you know, apps and social media on your brain, how it's making people, like, depressed and crazy.

Sit down and just read a book. And it's, it's hard to do in this day and age because of what social media has done to our brains. And it's, it's, it's short-circuited something or other, but I think one of the cures would be just sitting down and reading every single day. And have I been doing that? No. Should I? Yes. Shouldn't be that hard either. It's relaxing. Oh, if I could just go home and lay in bed [laughs] and read a book right now, that'd be, that'd be sweet. But instead, I'm gonna dig up more content to share with you. 7:15, we're, we're partying. It's Thursday. I'll be back. [heavy metal music] It's always kind of funny watching, you know, bands over time and their trajectory. Back in the day, Limp Bizkit, one of the biggest bands of all time. Then, like, pretty much most bands when they become, like, super massive, a lot of hate starts coming their way, and Limp Bizkit, I think, took a lot of grief for many, many years until Nickelback rolled around. And then Nickelback, you know, they were just the butt of every joke. Radio stations wouldn't play 'em 'cause, you know, it was

not cool to play Nickelback. I mean, I'll admit, I was guilty of that mentality when I first started programming K-BEAR. I was like, "We can't play Nickelback. That's not cool." And then I met Nickelback, and I'm like, "These guys are nice dudes. W- what, what am I doing? What's wrong with me?" You know, they played, like, a huge show in Vegas. Like, "Okay, clearly people like them. What am I doing? What an idiot." And then people started liking Nickelback again. They were no longer the butt of any jokes. It's kind of like, uh, same thing happened with Creed. Everybody loves Creed again now. I think the, the current bands that are suffering from the, uh, you know, being uncool... Well, I mean,

probably the main one that I see people make fun of the most is probably, what, Five Finger Death Punch? But I'm sure, given a few years, they're gonna be the coolest thing on the planet. And then, uh, I don't know. Who, who will be next? Sleep Token? Probably. Bad Omens? Some of these other bands that are just blowing up massive? I don't know. Maybe I'm just getting old and I'm like, "Eh." Hating on bands. I used to hate on bands like crazy when I was, you know, like, 20. I was way too cool for, you know, Linkin Park or something like that. Come on, I'm listening to death and black metal. I don't know. I think working this job helped, uh, it opened my, uh, my mind a little bit [laughs], especially when I started programming, like, Z103 and The Hawk. [laughs] You've heard, you've heard me tout my, uh... What, what's the word I'm looking for here? My enjoyment of tracks from, like, Lady Gaga [laughs] or Dua Lipa. What happened to me? What happened to the crazy metal guy? I don't know. I don't know. But just you be you. You know, listen to what you want. Don't let anybody tell you what's cool, what isn't. You like what you like, okay? I won't judge. Well, may- maybe. It depends on the artist. I might judge [laughs]. But I won't elaborate. All right, I gotta dig up some freak news. We got that coming up in a few and, uh, hope the morning's going good for you so far. Hopefully the day goes by quick, and before we know it, we're gonna be rolling into the weekend. All right? Can't wait. Very pumped for the weekend. [heavy metal music] All right, if you're gonna break outta jail, you should probably, you know, if you wanna avoid getting caught,

not strip down naked and just be walking around.

It tends to draw attention [laughs], you know? If you're just stripped down naked, trying to catch a ride from somebody on the side of a highway, nah, not gonna do so good at the hitchhiking with no pants on. Yet, some guy walked away from work detail,

and then I guess since he was wearing probably a bright orange jumpsuit, decided, "I- well, I'll take it off, and surely somebody's gonna pick me up." [laughs] Yeah. Somebody did. Probably not the ride he was hoping to get, but they took him back to the old[rock music] I have, I guess, work detail or jail. Um, yeah, I'm not trying to offer tips on [laughs] what you should do if you've recently broke out of jail, okay? Don't be talking to Lieutenant Crane Victor's encouraging crime. [laughs] All right, what else do we have here?

"One in five high schoolers has had a romantic AI relationship or knows someone who has." All right. We've talked a lot about this. AI warping people's minds, causing some people to have, like, full-on breakdowns and things, end up hospitalized. Try to not chat with ChatGPT like it's your friend. And that's coming from a guy who always says "please" when I ask ChatGPT to, uh, transcribe something for me or something. Like, "Please" do this. Yeah, you never know when the robots take over. Think it's always best to have been nice to 'em. And I've read articles about people just being mean to ChatGPT. I think that's a bad idea. Never know when that day's gonna, gonna come that it's, uh, now become sentient. It's, uh, it has real consciousness. We're gonna live through some weird times, people. Ah. I don't know. I- I thought South Park was just goofing with, uh, Randy Marsh and his somewhat romantic relationship with AI. But apparently, this is a real deal. I don't know. Making me feel old. [laughs] Warn your kids. ChatGPT might warp your mind. Uh, let's see here. Let's talk about somebody dying. That always makes for some good freak news. "A woman died after visiting The Haunted Mansion in Disneyland." Ah. I don't know if she actually died while on the ride, but she had a, uh, possible heart attack while riding The Haunted Mansion ride. You know, if you're gonna go... I mean, Disneyland is both good and bad. When you're actually on a ride, it's great. And The Haunted Mansion's a great ride. So, I- I think, you know, if you're gonna just suddenly pass away,

doing so while on The Haunted Mansion ride seems like a pretty good way to go to me.

But I'm, I'm weird like that, and then you could haunt The Haunted Mansion. Ah. Which would be pretty sweet. Anyway, uh, RIP to this woman. Um, I hope her family and friends are doing okay, but... Yeah. You can only hope you go while having fun, right?

Doesn't tend to be the case for most people, so... Take lots of trips to Disneyland if you can afford it. I, I bet Disneyland's outrageous right now. I haven't gone there for, I don't know, a decade or so. My kids were pretty young, and it was crazy expensive back then. I can't imagine what it's like now. Uh. Good luck, parents [laughs]. Good luck. Ah, take out that second mortgage, something like that, so you can go to The Haunted Mansion and hopefully live through the ride. [rock music] You know, I go back and forth on my thoughts on AI content. But I gotta say, as of late, the AI content game, it's been pretty strong. We talked about the video yesterday of the, the woman [laughs] getting blasted by a T-shirt cannon. Hilarious video. You know, not real. It was like a composite of a bunch of different things. But there's... Uh, what's the name of the, uh, the software? I can't believe I can't remember it right now. Anyway, there's this new video software everyone's using to put out these insane videos,

and the Stephen Hawking videos just get me rolling. All right [laughs]? If you haven't seen any of these, they'll start popping up on your feed. Like, you know, Stephen Hawking, the famed [clears throat], well, some type of, uh, scientist. Oh, sorry. I should've, uh, done a little bit of research, pulled up the, the Wikipedia and seen the proper title for Stephen Hawking. But, uh, I'm sure you've seen him before. He's, he's no longer with us. Guy in a, uh, motorized wheelchair that was, uh, set up so he could, uh, communicate through a computer on it. But they've got these AI videos of Stephen Hawking, like, creating a ruckus, mowing through people's, you know, fresh concrete and stuff in his wheelchair [laughs]. Just rolling down skating ramps and things like that, doing flips, busting out some sweet moves on a skate ramp. There was one where somebody was out, like, in the Savannah in a Jeep driving backwards, and it was, like, wild, you know, a wild encounter with a rare Stephen Hawking, and he's chasing them [laughs]. They're just so ridiculous. I was just scrolling Facebook and saw a

little montage of

really giant guys pole-vaulting [laughs], and they're, like, flying through the air, just launching themselves and crashing to the ground. I know it's silly and dumb but,

you know, compared to the AI content we even saw a couple months ago, at least it's getting completely unhinged and just really funny. So, sorry content creators. I think it's gonna be a rough time for those trying to make a viral video. Just gonna have to do it in AI apparently. So, um, let's see if I can find one of these videos really fast where... I just had one up, and then Facebook, uh, refreshed.

'Cause I wanna give you the name of the software that people are using. But of course, right when I'm looking to it, or looking for it, it's not there.[instrumental music plays] Oh, well. Oh, well. You'll find it. You'll find it. And if you make any fun videos, send them my way 'cause I would love to see them. All right. I gotta dig up some other content here. Slow news day. Yeah. I've already exhausted all my usual sources so, gotta really get digging. Wish me luck. [instrumental music plays] Good morning, Jay Davis.

Good morning.

Oh, I did it again. Oh, hey, the profile you built does not automatically turn that microphone on, so that's a fail on you.

It's a fail on you for not paying attention to your board.

No, I, you know, I didn't need to have all those lights on.

Let's see if you can build a profile.

I can figure it out. I do everything.

All right. Let's see you build your form or mic profile before tomorrow.

Um, I don't know how to do that. [laughs]

[laughs] See? So shut up.

I'd have to figure out how to log in to Axia, and I'm sure I could. It's probably not that hard. Jeez.

[laughs]

But I really don't know.

[laughs]

I really have no idea. [laughs]

I've only shown you like four or five times.

You have not.

Oh yeah, I have.

N- I don't know about that. [laughs]

[laughs] No one showed me. I just figured it out.

Oh. Well, I have Google, so I'm sure I could find some information somewhere, all right? I know that a lot of-

Okay

... people don't know how to Google things, but I do.

I can't wait for you to Google how to build a board profile in Axia.

Well, let's find out.

Before tomorrow.

I'm gonna Google it right now and we'll see if anything even comes up. [laughs]

[laughs]

How to build a board profile in Axia. Uh, I don't think I can spell Axia right. [laughs]

[laughs]

Uh, yeah.

[laughs]

See, you need to save a snapshot of the current console setup with the Axia's board profile...

Yeah, good luck. [laughs]

I ain't gonna be able to figure this out. [laughs]

I know. So shut up.

[laughs] Well, I gotta say, you're wearing a nice pink shirt today, Jayden. Did you see I lit the studio up?

Yeah, where's your pink shirt?

It's right here.

That's not pink.

That is pink, dude. And I got-

Don't say it

... my, my pink glasses and the studio's-

Those aren't pink. Those are white.

They are not white. That's 'cause the room is pink right now, so they look white. They are pink. [laughs] You've seen these glasses before.

You just didn't wanna support.

Of course I wanna support.

You don't wanna support the reason there's pink?

Look, I've got bracelets on and everything.

You're covered by your black jacket that can't be seen.

[laughs] This is a black jacket with lots of pink on it.

No. [laughs]

Okay?

There's not a lot on there.

Yeah, there is. There's a-

There's a-

The whole logo is pink.

There's a puff of like peach color on there.

It's not peach, it's pink.

You got peach on you.

Ew. Ew. [laughs]

You're covered in peach.

[laughs] That's disgusting. [laughs]

You're the one wearing it, bro.

[laughs] Well, uh, we're gonna-

Can't build an Axia profile, you got peach on you.

This is pink, bro.

I don't know why I'm staying in here. [laughs]

[laughs] I don't know why you're staying in here either. I don't wanna put up with your crap. [laughs]

[laughs]

No, we are, um-

Wearing white glasses, pretending they're pink.

They're pink.

Just because there's light-

There's-

... in here that actually is pink.

Yeah, the whole studio's pink.

[laughs]

I could light it up even more pink with those lights. I didn't think about that. 'Cause the light behind me, it only had a sort of purplish pink. [laughs]

[laughs] See? You're failing that you're pink-

Whatever

... with peach on you.

Well, October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so we're trying to raise awareness now. You know, my mom, she, she passed from breast cancer, so of course I care about the cause, Jayden. And we need to get these scientists working on it. We need to raise, raise a ruckus. Destroy cancer.

That's right.

That's right. Quit wasting our tax dollars on all this garbage.

If you care so much, you'd be wearing more pink.

Hey. You know what? This is a lot of pink for me. I don't ever wear pink.

Need to wear, play some Aerosmith, Pink.

No. [laughs]

[laughs] Yeah, dude.

We can't play that song.

What's going on here? [laughs]

Do we have any other so- the, I know we have some songs with pink in the title. Let's see what we got in the system here.

Pink Floyd doesn't count.

We do have Aerosmith, Pink on Z Throwback.

Okay, let's hear it.

[laughs] Okay, hold on. Hold on, I gotta stop. There's a ... I remember this song being, um, not my favorite Aerosmith song. [instrumental music plays] It's got a little bit of a country vibe to it.

Yeah, a little bit of twang.

Yeehaw.

<< Pink! >>

That's right!

<< Pink! >>

<< Pink! >>

<< Pink! >> [laughs]

[laughs] What else do we got? Bruce Springsteen with a Pink Cadillac.

All right.

C- where, where's my ... Oh, I, we do have a pink ride outside.

Yeah. [laughs]

I can go cruise around in that, wearing these pink glasses. They're not white.

Wearing your white glasses.

They're pink, dude. These are pink as can be.

I don't believe it.

We got, uh, Pink Houses from John Mellencamp. See? They're pink.

S- sort of.

They're pink! What, what other color is that but pink?

[laughs] You got peach on you again. You got peach-

Th- these are not peach.

You got peach in your eyes. [laughs]

[laughs] And peach on your chest. That's very disgusting. Uh, we got the Pink Pony Club by Chappell Roan. That's a, that's a, you know, popular new song. Get up and dance. I got more pink on than you.

No, you don't.

Yes, I do. Yes, I do. Pink Skies by Zach Bryan.

If you wanted me to stay-

Okay, I can't, I can't listen to, uh, Chappell Roan right now.

[laughs]

How about Pink Venom from Blackpink? That's what I got. Pink Venom. It's not peach.

[laughs] It's pink.

It's pink.

Peach. [laughs]

[laughs] Destroy cancer. That's right.

Kick in the door, waving the cola bottle.

This song's pretty good.

Popcorn in a tinker crazy the singer.

You don't even have the headphones on. You ain't listening to any of this.

Nope.

You're just sitting there trying to pretend you're wearing more pink than me.

I am wearing more pink than you.

Calling me cupboard and peach.

Well, wasn't peach the original pink for, uh, breast cancer awareness?

I think it was. But, and then why did they change it? It just wasn't, uh, flashy enough or something?

I don't know. When was Peaches born?[rock music] Maybe that's when they changed it.

Yeah, they were like, "Oh." [laughs]

Oh.

[laughs]

Okay, can't have that represent.

That's when everyone just started hating peach. [laughing] About 28 years ago. [laughing] So yeah, uh, everybody out there, make sure to, uh, do what you can to raise awareness, crush and destroy cancer. You know, if I can wear pink, more pink than Jade-

You're not even wearing pink, you're wearing peach.

It's not peach! It's peach.

You got peach on your face and peach on your chest. [laughing]

These are pink glasses with pink lenses, and I've got a pink hoodie and pink bracelets.

No, you got a black hoodie with a lot of white and a little bit of peach.

Even the light is p- is pink.

Oh, peach. [laughs]

Yeah. [laughs] You just been saying that-

You said it.

You've been saying that dirty word so much that [laughs] it's just slipped out. [laughing] I should have dumped out on myself for using offensive language like that. [laughing] And look, there's some ... Look at those socks. You, you know what I see? Socks that look a lot like my hoodie. They're black and pink.

Yeah, black being the key word there.

Yeah, but those ... They have the-

Yeah, but they're

Yeah, yeah.

They have the ribbons on them and everything. Those are breast cancer awareness socks, all right? I'm gonna take off my shoes and wander the halls wearing only those socks.

Gross.

[laughs]

That's all we need is a Victor foot smell.

Hey, I keep my feet nice and clean. I shower every day. I smell good. [rock music] I smell like peach.

I don't know, compared to what?

Rotting corpse?

[laughs] Well, yeah. I do smell better than that. Oh, here's Maddie outside taking photos. W- we got plenty of pink up in here. This ... There is more pink in here than anywhere else in the building.

I don't know. Classy has a lot of pink.

They got pink lights on?

They do.

I'm gonna turn on more pink lights.

[laughs] And they got the whole ceiling pink lights.

Well, they're-

Not just a couple on the corner that are kind of pink.

Th- those are super pink. I'll turn on these south lights.

You hear him said yourself, "This is all this has back here is kind of a purplish thing."

That's 'cause that thing's a cheap, like Temu piece of crap.

Kind of like your glasses, peach colored.

These are pink glasses.

They're white with peach.

[laughs] They are not white. Anyway, wear pink, everybody. Just, uh, pink it up. Don't peach it up.

[laughs]

[laughs]

No one wants that.

Nobody wants it. [rock music] I'm Victor Wilt, you know, just wasting time. Just wasting time so I can get through the day. I'm a fan of wasting time, but some people aren't. "Meh, no wasting time." Peaches, what's up?

Hey, man. Hey.

Nice pink shirt. I think they're gonna stop by and, uh, you know, take photos-

They are

... is what's going on. So, uh-

Geez, this is blinding.

Oh, yeah. I know. That's why I got on these shades. We got the studio just coated in pink.

[laughs] Right.

It could not ... Well, it could be more pink in here. We've got more lights.

It looks like we're inside, like, a Pepto-Bismol bottle.

That's right, 'cause my guts hurt.

[laughs] All right, here we go. We, we, we got the deed done. Anyway, I was talking about wasting time, Peaches. I'm, I'm sure you enjoy wasting time sometimes, right?

Yeah.

Helps you get through the workday. Came across this article about things that waste your time. Started making me mad immediately.

That hurts.

[laughs] Come on, Peaches. Bathe in the light of pink. No, I already got one shining at me. Now, now that wall doesn't look pink enough. I mean, that one-

Our, our video's over. Like, that was it.

I know, but I'm just gonna bask in the pink glory, all right?

Anyway, um,

these are things that you shouldn't do apparently, according to this website, 'cause they say it's a waste of time. Oversleeping, I don't think that's a waste of time. That's because I generally under sleep, another thing that they say is a waste of time, 'cause it gives you mental fog, you know? Gives you Victor Wilt brain. Why can't I remember anything? Under sleeping, that's why. What else wastes time? Worrying, excessive worrying. Oh, thank you, Peaches, that actually, uh... [relieves pressure] Ah, that's much better.

That light was starting to hurt my brain. [laughs]

I wait- I waited for them to be out of this part of the hallway.

And now it seems so dark in here.

It does.

Even though this is how [laughs] it's usually lit. [laughs] Oh. yet, don't worry everybody, sitting there worrying and obsessing, that did- that accomplishes nothing other than wasting time. Oh, man, my brain, Peaches, my brain hurts now. [laughs] I don't know. I was just trying to kill time and waste time on my show with a break about wasting time. One thing that I did see on this list, poorly functioning equipment. That causes excessive time waste. So Jade, if you're eavesdropping on my show, why don't you get us some better gear around here? [laughs] You're wasting my time, bro. Oh, not having a grocery list, Peaches. It's a waste of time, dude.

Go to the grocery store when you're hungry.

Oh. [laughs]

Buy all the stuff.

Yeah. I'm a fan of shopping when hungry, 'cause then later on you're gonna be happy about it. Like, I knew I needed those corn dogs. I knew it.

It's worse when you go to the grocery store when you're full and you're just like, "Oh, this is making me sick."

Yeah-

Just want to get out of there.

Everything looks terrible, and then you end up not buying what you need 'cause you weren't hungry.

Right.

Then you get hungry later on, and you're like, "I should have got some corn dogs."

Right, yeah.

Come on. All right. Clutter. How is clutter a waste of time? Oh, I guess 'cause it makes it hard to find things. [laughs] Okay. Waste of time. Um, this break's a waste of time, so I'm going to play a new track from Aerosmith and Youngblood.It's called My Only Angel.

His, uh, tour sold out, YUNGBLUD's tour sold out within a minute.

Really?

It's now completely done.

Holy cow. So if you're wanting to go see YUNGBLUD, if he's coming anywhere near here-

The UCC- UCCU Stadium in Orem, Utah.

Okay. You wanna go see that show? Get ready to pay exorbitant amounts to scalpers or wait till the last minute and get yourself a good deal. [rock music] All right. Was just reading a story about, oh, a couple pretty lousy parents, of course Florida parents. Uh, [laughs] the couple accused of leaving their teenager on the side of the interstate with a bag of handguns. I'm telling ... Well, "You're just gonna have to fend for yourself." So yeah, they gave him a bag full of handguns and some cash [laughs], and then just bailed. So when he got home that day, they informed him they were taking a trip, and, uh ... So he took the family dog for a walk and they were just throwing stuff into duffle bags and loading 'em into their vehicle, so they got on the interstate and he told him w- like, "Where are we going?" A- and they're like, "Well, we're either going to Guam or Idaho." [laughs] He's like, "I don't wanna go to either of those places." So they just pulled over. "Well, here's a couple .40 caliber handguns. Here's a nine millimeter. Here's some cash." Uh, "Just g- go take care of yourself." So [laughs] ... You know, the, the cops ended up getting involved and they were trying to call the parents and they're like, "We're ... That's not us. That's not us." Um, went back to the house. There's just, like, guns all over the place. Um, they did manage to catch 'em and, uh, you know, they, they're facing some child neglect charges and things like that, but

it seems like there's gotta be more to the story here.

You know, it doesn't say anything about, uh, the parents being busted with drugs or out of their minds. Um, maybe this was just a really bad kid. [laughs] I don't ... Even if you've got a kid that's pretty bad. You know, teenagers can be a handful, all right? Raised a couple teenagers myself, and, uh, you know, they get a bit moody. Still can't dump 'em on the side of I-15. You know? Even if you give 'em a gun. [laughs] And what ... What are they gonna do, uh, k- go hunting? Fend for yourself? All right, get out there, find a deer. I, I, I don't know. Watch episodes of Survivor, man. There are some, you know, pretty lousy parents out there. [laughs] But at least that kid didn't end up in somewhere terrible like, uh, Idaho. I don't know i- if ya, you know much about that place. [rock music]

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