The Viktor Wilt Show

Yo, my people. [instrumental music plays] What is up? It's Victor Wilt. Happy Tuesday. I'm back in studio, doing it live.

I guess that's fun [laughs]. Ah, first thing I saw when I fired up the internet

was a thread about people who get up after one alarm, what's your secret? They're really trying to rub it in today, aren't they? Yeah.

When was the last time I got up when one alarm went off? I guess, actually yesterday. Uh, but I was at a hotel, all right? It's, you know, out of the norm, and it was also 8:00 AM. Little bit easier to get up after one alarm at 8:00 AM than 5:00 AM. Well, let's find out what's their secret to getting up after one alarm. Um, okay, go to sleep and wake up at a contis- consistent time every day. Easier said than done

when you work this schedule. 'Cause on the weekend, I'm sorry, but, uh, I'm sleeping in. Why would I get up on five, or at 5:00 on the weekend? That'd be ... That's insanity [laughs]. No. It's not gonna happen. Uh, I mean, I'm sure it is good to go to bed at the same time and get up at the same time, but ... Okay. I'd have to go to bed at, like, 8:00 or 9:00 on a Friday night. Get out of here with that. All right, another person says, "Going to bed earlier." Oh, anxiety. That is a good way to get yourself out of bed [laughs]. Yeah. That, that gets me out of bed a lot. Like, "Oh. Oh, yeah. Now my brain's moving. Not sleeping anymore. Not with those thoughts going through my head." All right, put the phone across the room. That's what I used to do, but, you know, if- if you've got somebody else, uh, sleeping in the room, y- you're gonna drive them insane if you do that, all right [laughs]? I'm sure I already drive people insane 'cause I hit snooze, repeatedly. And today? At least four times. [laughs] All right, that person doesn't wanna hear that thing twice. Yeah. But if you, if you got it right next to you, you can turn it off so fast you can just go right back to sleep. Okay, wait till you hit a certain age, you won't even need an alarm, you'll just wake up. Uh, what age is that [laughs]? Um, I would think I would've r- reached that age by now. Apparently not. Apparently not. Oh, there's ... Good for this person. There's no secret, the alarm goes off and I get out of bed, that's it. Just get up. Don't even give yourself the option. Don't hit snooze, it's a bad habit to get used to. Ugh. I would have gladly hit snooze like 50 more times. I just have increasingly annoying alarms, and so when the real crazy one goes off, I know, like, "Okay, all right, Ev- you've gotta get up, you gotta go to work, dude. Get yourself moving, what are you doing?" All right.

I'm an adult and I know I have bills to pa- G- all right. Whatever. Don't feel bad if you can't get up after one alarm.

It is what it is. All right? You're a- l- you're awake right now. Okay? I'm guessing you might've hit snooze a few times to be able to g- get out of bed at this hour. Plus it was all cold this morning, ugh. [instrumental music plays] Thank you to Stewart for sending me

what I found to be kind of a disturbing video [laughs]. I didn't expect it to be, but he sent me this link talking about this guy who broke a Guinness World Record for the longest fart. Uh, 40 seconds. This guy farted for 40 seconds straight. He's got the, you know, Electric Callboy, We Got The Moves style haircut. He's lifting up one leg and they've got a microphone pointed at his butt, and then he just lets 'er rip for 40 seconds. I would play the audio for you, but again, it was unexpectedly gross [laughs]. I was like, "Uh, nobody ever using that microphone again. That thing is toxic, it's tainted." It was impressive, you know, 40-second blast. But, again, just kinda disgusting. So, I'm gonna send this video to, uh, David Rush. If you're not familiar with David Rush, he's a, a guy from Boise who

... Like, I think he has the most Guinness World Records. He just sets all kinds of Guinness World Records. Well, dude, I wanna see you put Idaho on the map for the longest fart of all time. So, I'm gonna, I'm gonna send him the video, put the challenge on the table there. Come on. Again, I wanna see Idaho on the map for the longest fart ever, David Rush. Get on it. [instrumental music plays] All right. I'm looking at a list of terrible celebrities. You know, sometimes when you meet celebrities, they can suck. You know? I've met a lot of bands over the years. For the most part, all of them are very cool. Every once in a while, you bump into a jerk and it sucks 'cause it ruins your opinion of them. I'm not gonna go the route of throwing anyone under the bus, but some bands are great. Other bands, they got a little bit of that rock star attitude, and you just go, "What, what's your problem, dude?" All right?[heavy metal music] Yeah, you're in a band, but you're still just a dude. Why not be, you know, nice? And you see a lot of the same people pop up on these lists. Like Chevy Chase, always gonna be on the list. Seems like he is one of the just rudest people and one of the most difficult people to work with in Hollywood. I've never met him, but if the opportunity came up, I don't think I'd take it 'cause everyone says he's a jerk. Uh, Michael Jordan always seems to show up on these lists as well. Um, [laughs] somebody posted a, a big long story about him, uh, visiting a children's hospital, you know, a number of times in Chicago in the '90s, and he, like, you know, wouldn't sign autographs because, you know, his autograph was worth a lot of money. Like, this is at a children's hospital, dude. Come on. And then they, they went on to talk about how other people, other celebrities would come visit and some of them were just awesome, like Chris Farley and Britney Spears. So, um, I guess, uh, not gonna have the opportunity, sadly, to meet Chris Farley, but I always heard he was a great dude. You know, you, you, you read up on, uh, comics talking about him and stuff. Seemed like he was a really great guy. Uh, let's see here. I always see James Corden pop up on these lists as well for being a jerk. Uh, what else do we have here? This person says Lizzo was, uh, very rude to her at their last job. Um,

let's see. Drake. Drake seems like he'd be a jerk. I, I don't know what it is.

I- if you've just ever watched any interviews with him, I don't know, you, you can just kinda, kinda sense that. And, [laughs] you know, some of these celebrities that are mentioned, it's like, "Well, now they're in jail." Danny Masterson, uh, probably not a very nice guy. Th- this one kinda took me by surprise. This one, uh, pretty messed up. Ray Manzarek, keyboardist for The Doors. This person says, "My stepsister saw him at Universal City Walk. Uh, she was going through chemotherapy at the time, and, you know, she, she was not looking well, so she asked him for an autograph, and he said, '$100 no matter what's going on in your life.'" Jeez, what a piece of garbage. Um, I've always heard that Jared Leto is a jerk. I, I see him pop up on every single one of these lists. Yeah. Don't ever buy the, uh, Thirty Seconds to Mars meet and greet [laughs], apparently. Uh, who are some of these? Bill Nye, I've heard he's a jerk too. You know, did the kids show? Bill Nye the Science Guy? Yeah, apparently don't meet him, you know, as an adult. [laughs] Not very nice. I would hope he was nice to children if they talked to him, but... Now, there's Drake again. Jay, Jay-Z. I'm, uh, you know, I'm pretty lucky. There have only been a handful of celebrities I met that I was like, "Screw that guy!" And again, I'm not gonna throw them under the bus right now.

Uh, I'm not... I'm just not fiery enough. You know, I gotta be fired up to start talking smack. It's only 7:00 AM. Maybe give me a few. [heavy metal music] Happy Tuesday to you. Hope the week's been good so far. Hopefully it goes by nice and quickly. I'm pretty stoked on the week. Still got some fun ahead. In This Moment, live at the Mountain America Center on Friday. That'll be fun. You know, we just played Thrice. They're gonna be in Salt Lake on November 15th. Jade and I were talking about going to that show. Uh, should be pretty amazing. And, um, yeah, if you're gonna go, let us know. Come say what up. You know, always good bumping into the K-Bear army. Bumped into lot of K-Bear people at the Sleep Token show on Sunday. Uh, some great shows in the last week. You know, Chevelle with Asking Alexandria and Dead Poets Society was a great time last Tuesday at the Mountain America Center. Then we had the, uh, Mudvayne, Static-X, and Vended show at the Portneuf-Heltra Stamp Theater on Friday. Walking into that show, y- I'm sure you've heard me talk about the, you know, current Static-X over the years. You know, i- it always seemed weird to me

that you got the singer of the band Dope dressing up as some kinda, you know, robot Wayne Static, and I didn't really like that,

'cause, you know, like, the first band that my band ever opened for was Static-X, and I got to meet Wayne. He let me play his, uh, Gothic Flying V, taught me some riffs. Super nice guy. And, I don't know, just that whole setup rubbed me the wrong way with the fake Wayne Static till I saw it live on Friday. I think it was a very nice tribute to Wayne, and singing those songs live again was really, really fun. I honestly kinda felt like Static-X stole the show. Mudvayne was still crushing it. They were still good. Vended was great. But Static-X, man, they were just loads of fun. And then, yeah, hit up Sleep Token on Sunday, and that show was simply mind-blowing. It was so good. And, you know, I posted some video. I posted some pictures of the crowd, and you got people arguing, "Yeah, that band, they ain't gonna crush anything. They're not metal." I guarantee, if you were in there for some of those song- they played some really heavy songs, and it was absolutely crushing and absolutely metal without question. It was, it was great. Such a good show.So yeah, this week wrap up the East Idaho concert run within this moment. And then, I don't know, maybe I take a little bit of a breather. Hopefully I can get some stuff done around the house, some yard work this week [laughs]. What's the weather supposed to be like? I know my sprinklers, uh, started going off when I left the house this morning and I turned 'em off because I need my lawn to be dry. Got to get that backyard mowed, got to probably put the patio furniture away pretty quick here. It's starting to get, uh, pretty chilly. It was brisk this morning. Okay, it looks like this week that's about it for it being warm. You know, we'll be in the 70s this week but then we drop down into the 50s next week. So what do we got for... Ugh, looks like today, tomorrow, and the next day, sunny. After that, rain. So don't plan on doing your yard work on the weekend. You're gonna have to get it done during the week. Uh, time to get motivated. All right. I'm gonna be back in just a minute with more tunes and all that kind of crap. I'm here doing it live so if you need to get ahold of me, you know what to do. You can call me, [208] 535-1015. Hey, I wanted to give a shout-out and thanks to everybody who stopped by and saw me at the live broadcast last Friday at Wackerley Auto Center. Always great seeing the K-Bear army. We were signing people up for Haunted Passports, getting you into four different haunted attractions. Uh, the Lost Souls Attractions in Shelley, The Haunted Mill in Teton, Slaughter's Realm in Blackfoot, and Idaho's Haunted Hospital in St. Anthony. Now, just 'cause that live broadcast is over doesn't mean we're gonna stop giving those away. Nah. Thanks to Wackerley Auto Center and Minuteman Service, gonna be hooking those up throughout the month of, of October. All you gotta do is listen for the scream tone to be played. You'll know it when you hear it. It says, "Call now," in a scary voice at the end of it. And then you'll be caller number 13 and win a pair of these Haunted Passports which gets you into all of those attractions. Pretty fun during the, the month of October to get out and get scared. So, yeah, listen for the scream tone, hopefully win, and we got plenty of other fun stuff coming up. I can't tell you about it yet, but we've got plenty more prizes to hook you up with. And, well, we like, we like to have a lot of fun during the month of October, so stay tuned. Stuart just sent me another, uh, funny story here

about a waitress who just

had enough. She was fed up [laughs]

and went a little bit wild. But

I think I might be on her side a little bit. Now, you can't lash out at the customers, okay? It's not gonna go well. You're gonna probably get fired, but it has to suck being a server, all right? You gotta deal with entitled people who are a pain. You're making those server wages. So if you were an Olive Garden waitress, somebody racks up a $100 bill, you have been bringing 'em breadsticks all night long, and then they leave no tip, you might just finally snap. You know, when you're making like three bucks an hour.

Sorry, you gotta tip your server. I know that it's

like a bizarre setup, you know, the, the way the restaurant industry works. Like, at bare minimum, they should be giving servers minimum wage, which minimum wage you can't even get by on. It's still like seven something. It's ridiculous. But they make like, what, like, three bucks an hour or something? So if, if you ain't tipping, they're getting like totally screwed. You know, they could be going home in the negative. You know, working a bunch of hours, quiet day, nobody tipping. You know, you're, you're just burning gas.

So anyway, she, uh, slammed the receipt on their table and shouted, "Unlimited breadsticks doesn't mean unlimited free labor." Then she grabbed a ba- a basket of breadsticks and threw it at the couple, hitting the guy in the chest. So, um [laughs], the guy called the cops and she was arrested on charges of assault and disorderly conduct. All right, um, listen. I'm sure your waitress snapping and, you know, throwing stuff at you would be a little frustrating but, dude, pressing charges for a, a breadstick that hit you in the chest? Come on, dude. Settle down. You're a cheapskate. Uh, you can just tell by her mugshot she was just crying. Yeah, um,

tip your servers, okay? It's tough for 'em to get by, all right? It's a tough industry. And you can probably avoid, uh, breadsticks to the face as well. Okay. Where shall we begin today with freak news? All right. Guy attended a skate competition

and apparently didn't like the music he heard. I've got to know what the music was. But it doesn't say in the article. Like, this is the most important part of the article, okay? Did he show up and they were listening to metal music? Did he show up and they were listening to, you know, hip hop? Country? I don't know. It was in Lexington, Kentucky. Could have been all kinds of different music. So this guy shows up at, uh, you know, a skate competition at a local skate park. And what do you do when you don't like the music?

[rock music] You pull out a rifle and point it at everybody and tell them to change it, right? Uh, no, you shouldn't do that. Yeah. Gonna end up in jail and, you know, traumatizing children. So, stop that. Okay? He also did admit to destroying a speaker with a hammer [laughs]. Damaged speaker valued at $1,500, so it was a nice speaker. Um, but I still wanna know what the music was. Very frustrated about this. Um, again, not an appropriate way to deal with music you don't like. Okay? I encounter music I don't like all the time. I just go about my day. All right. Do you like running and Taco Bell? Well, the Taco Bell Ultramarathon is a 50K and [laughs] I don't know, it sounds like a recipe for disaster to me. Along the route throughout Denver, there are 10 Taco Bells, and you have to stop at at least nine of them throughout the marathon and mow down some food. So [laughs], gotta do it in under 11 hours. Drinks don't count as food. And you must keep all receipts and wrappers for

confirmation of your in- insanity. And you're not allowed to use any kind of stomach meds while you're on the route. No Pepto, no Tums. You just gotta eat those burritos and then get running. Um,

Taco Bell's really good, but I don't know.

I'm kinda tired today, so the, the thought of this is exhausting. All right? [laughs]

But they do it every year, so if you're interested, uh, you can go to tacobell5k.com

[laughs] and get yourself signed up, uh, you know, for next year maybe. Yeah. Happened over the weekend on a Saturday. Oh, that's just making my stomach hurt to even think about. Ugh. Let's close those tabs. Uh, let's see. You may be doing some Halloween decorating right now. Um, probably gonna have to recommend against putting what looks like bodies into numerous trash bags and then labeling them with the names of, uh, people in the community you don't like. Uh, got a guy in Kentucky thrown in jail [laughs]. Uh, he did this with, you know, fake bodies and garbage bags and named a bunch of local officials. Uh, apparently he's having some court problems or something like that [laughs]. When the cops showed up, he's like, "I don't wanna talk about the decorations. I don't wanna talk about it." So they just took him to jail. Um, yeah. There's, there's a lot going on in the world today.

Anything that could look like a threat toward another human being, probably a bad idea. You know, just put yourself up, uh, you know, an inflatable, uh, you know, UFO or something like that. Have some fun with it. All right. Anything else here?

Oh, if you win the lottery, don't just b- blow all your money partying. You might die too. This guy won a million bucks on a scratch-off ticket, and he just, uh, partied for three months straight. The article doesn't say what he did, but I'm guessing the fact that, you know, he ended up

like, uh, uh, with his heart about to blow up, you know, and ended up hospitalized for weeks. He's just saying, "Yeah, it was a massive, massive wake-up call." And, uh, yeah. You know, thankfully it didn't come to end in the worst possible way. But still, ugh, makes you nervous. Yeah. If you're up, if you're drinking a lot, if you're, you know, getting a little bit wild, gotta tone it down. This guy, he got, ended up getting a blood clot, uh, in his leg. It spread to his lungs. All right. Sorry, I know that's scary. But he was only 39. Only 39. Scares the crap out of me. You know? [laughs] Don't party too hard, people. Could end up pretty bad. Lot better ways to spend your million bucks. Oh, man. How would it be to win one million?

And you'll hear people be like, "That's not m- not that much in this day and age." Yeah. But if I could just pay off my mortgage, I could possibly get ahead in life. Thing's expensive. Ugh. And I know, it's a First World problem. Okay? But it, it is what it is. Sucks having to pay that bill. 'Cause that's all, ugh, all my money. All right. Um, anyway, it's now 8:00. I am gonna get some more coffee. I'm sure we'll have Peaches showing up soon and this and that, and we'll see where the day takes us. See what kind of other crap I could find to talk with you about. [rock music] Well, a few minutes ago, I was talking about the guy who won a million bucks in the lottery, and then like just partied for three months nonstop and ended up almost dying. If you're like really old, you should not be doing cocaine. I mean, I, I don't think you should do it at any age. It's not good for you. Okay? Highly addictive. It can kill you dead. But I was reading this article here that the number of people overdosing in the hospital

for cocaine is soaring, and especially in elderly people. Some people in their 90s getting hospitalized from doing too much cocaine.

Ah. People of all ages in that, uh, you know, silent generation. A- apparently also just partying down at the retirement home. That is not g- That, that's just too old. All right? [laughs] Just too old. But again, at any age, a bad idea. You know, if you're dealing with any type of addiction issues, help is out there and you should get, get a little assistance for that. All right?[instrumental rock music] You know? Uh, you don't wanna... You don't wanna go early, all right? There's, there's always something fun to look forward to. Maybe it's an upcoming show or Grand Theft Auto, Part VI. Yeah. It's gonna be out in May. It's gonna be happening before we know it. I need to build up some PTO, so I can take some work off and just sit there and play that game. Oh, yeah! Anyway, don't do drugs. Drugs are bad, mm-hmm, especially if you're 90. [laughs] I don't know, maybe they're just like, "I've, I've had it. I've had it. I'm old." Still, your family wants you around, you made it that far. H- hang out a little bit longer, okay? [instrumental rock music] Good morning, Peaches.

Good morning.

How was yesterday?

It was fantastic. I got a new toilet.

You got a new toilet? Congratulations, Peaches. [drum sting] Very nice, very nice. Is it, uh, like taller?

No.

[laughs] No?

No, it's actually quite small.

[laughs] Sorry. Sorry, Peaches. Well, um, had a great time at the Sleep Token show. You know, they've up-

Good for you.

They've upped the production. Like, their stage setup, it, it was crazy. It looked like some kind of a cave or something, you know, with the drummer like embedded in this little crevice, and... It was wild, dude, you know? And the crowd just packed to the brim, packed to the brim. And you know how I was complaining about the setlist last week, little bit-

Yeah

... with you on air?

Yeah, yeah.

I'm glad they did that set. Now, it, uh... I was wanting to hear a bunch of other songs, but hearing some of these songs live, I appreciate the new album a lot more, and they played some heavy songs. They played Vore, which was awesome.

Oh, cool.

You know, you got people chiming in like, "This band ain't metal." Uh, if you were at that show and saw Vore, that is a metal song. It's about as heavy as it gets. So, yeah. Good shows during the last week. Um, talked a little bit earlier about the Static-X and Mudvayne show, which was way better than I expected. Uh, Static-X kinda blew my mind, you know? I wasn't, uh, too excited about

the modern Static-X, but I thought it ended up being kind of a good tribute to Wayne, you know?

It's funny that they had bubbles.

And they had bubbles. And the bubbles, did you see the ones that were filled with smoke?

No.

Oh, yeah. They'd like hit the ground and like, poof. And like-

Ooh

... smoke would come out of 'em.

Cool.

Really neat. It was really neat.

Matty has some great pictures of Vended so far.

Yeah?

Can't wait to see what the rest look like, but, uh-

Oh, yeah

... she's been editing like crazy over there.

Awesome. I'm excited to check those out for sure and, uh, yeah. The, the only thing that was kinda crazy was, uh, during... I think it was during Static-X. You know, we were just kinda walking around in the crowd, and they started up a song. We were kinda right in the middle, and all of a sudden, this guy just comes up to me and just shoves me.

[laughs]

Just full force, and I'm like, "What's a... Oh, jeez, is someone trying to fight me?" And then, the pit just erupted. We were suddenly in the pit unexpectedly. Becca goes just flying.

Yeah, of course.

Yeah.

She's tiny.

Yeah. So, you know. I thought it was a little overly aggressive since we were not... You know, you gotta be like in the stands, ready to mosh. If you see somebody just kinda wandering [laughs], don't just shove 'em when they're not paying attention.

When they were playing Push It, I, all of a sudden, got shoved in the back, and I turned around all angry. I'm like, "Oh, it's Corey, Corey Wolf." You know? [laughs]

[laughs]

It was just him being funny.

Yeah.

'Cause I thought it was just somebody trying to like sorta fight with me too.

Well, I gotta say, uh, you know, the Portland Health Trust Amphitheater, it's a great venue, not a good place to mosh 'cause the, the pit area is on a slant. You know, a slight [laughs], just a slight angle. So, just moving around on it, you know, it, it's not the same as flat ground, so.

Well, I mean, when you're doing a circle pit, it's sort of like incline training too.

[laughs] Yeah, I guess so. But yeah, there was that horrific video of the guy-

Oh

... who, uh, you know, got knocked down and just, bam, bounced his head off the concrete. I mean, he jumped up, shook it off, he was fine.

I told you we should've posted it ourselves on the main page.

Yeah, um, who... Did you take that video?

No, I was with Jared, uh-

Okay, okay

... who did record it, and I told him to send it to me.

Gotcha. Yeah, I mean, I don't know about posting it on our main page just 'cause it was somebody cracking their head on the concrete. [laughs]

It has 11,000 views in our, in our group.

Ah, nice. My, uh, Sleep Token video has like 16,000 views or something.

Oh, nice, yeah.

Like 500 plus reactions, so that, that was cool.

Speaking of reactions, I reacted to Taylor Swift's, uh, new song, Wood.

Yeah.

And, uh, it immediately got blocked. So, then, I went to ChatGPT, and I said, "Hey, what's the defense for this question? I'm disputing a copyright."

Yeah.

And it said like, "Under this, this, this, and this, you are totally fine." And then, just gave me a whole thing, so I just copied and pasted that. It's now live on our channel. [laughs]

All right. Nice. Uh, this morning, as I was going through the news, not very good reviews for the new Taylor Swift album.

I mean, come on.

I mean-

Uh, I, I'm also not a fan of it, but at the same time, people are just gonna spew without even listening to it.

I mean, it looked like even fans, from what I could tell. A lot of, uh, backlash toward big artists going on right now.

I did laugh really hard at one lady where she was like, "I, I said how bad the new Taylor Swift album is, and I didn't receive one death threat from a Swiftie, so that means this album really must be that bad."

[laughs] There you go. Yeah, I, uh, was catching up on all the, the recent drama in the music world. Looks like Zach Bryan making people mad.

I saw that.

Zach Bryan gone woke!

Right. "I'm not gonna listen to that woke country singer. I'm listening to Jason Aldean."

[laughs] That's right.

"I like his small-town anthem."

He hasn't even put the full song out, I guess. It was just a teaser, and that was enough to make people crazy. But it's funny, if, if any of these country music fans take a look at some of the, the artists they hold dear to their heart, like, what country fan is gonna say, "Screw Willie Nelson"?Who's more woke than Willie Nelson? Come on.

I- I- I don't know if this is true or not. I was gonna talk to you about this, it's really funny. Um, you know how Bad Bunny kinda retaliated at people saying, "You have four months to learn Spanish"? 50 Cent, I guess, also clapped back at Bad Bunny [laughs] by saying-

Oh.

... like, "It's not the Duolingo Halftime Show, Bud." [laughs]

[laughs] Oh, geez.

"This is the Super Bowl."

[laughs] Well, aren't all Bad Bunny's songs in, uh, Spanish?

I don't know.

I think so.

I don't pay attention to that guy.

Yeah, I mean, he's super popular. I don't- I ... Like, I don't ever care what's happening with the Super Bowl Halftime Show 'cause it's, it's never gonna be a rock band. Or, when it has been, it's embarrassing to watch rock bands pretend to play. Like when the Chili Peppers did the halftime show and-

Right

... Flea just had his bass unplugged. [laughs]

Yeah.

You know? [laughs] I d- I don't know. I wanna see bands really play. So-

I know years ago, I remember watching The Who and Doobie Brothers, like back in like 2011.

Yeah.

And like, there was that. But other than that, it's always been pop.

Yeah, so-

Michael Jackson has the best halftime show of all time, and that's the King of Pop.

That's the King of Pop. I mean, they want to get people who aren't going to watch the game to tune in.

Mm-hmm.

So, they go with one of the biggest artists currently out and-

Yeah

... Bad Bunny is massive, you know? I've, I've never really listened to his stuff but I, I know we play a few songs on Z, so let's see who's blowing up the phones here, what they want.

He has 71 million monthly listeners on Spotify so you're doing something right.

Yeah. K-Bear, you are live on the show, please keep that in mind. Who's this?

Hi, this is Jamie from Pocatello.

Hi, Jamie, what's up?

I just wanted to tell you, you were just talking about the guy who bashed his head in on the, the video?

Yeah.

That was my buddy from Boise and he's fine.

Okay, good. I mean, it looked like-

[laughs]

... he jumped up and shook it off, you know? He-

Yeah.

He didn't just stay on the ground. [laughs]

But they always say like, after you-

Yeah, we-

... injure your head, don't go to bed. And I'm hoping-

We, we got-

... your body's okay.

Yeah, we got to, uh, we went out with him on Saturday night. And I saw the video Saturday morning, and I told my husband, I'm like, "I'm not sure he's gonna wanna go out." [laughs]

Yeah.

But he was fine. [laughs]

All right, good, good. I'm glad for the update 'cause that video, I was ... I watched it a number of times that night-

Me too.

... at the show and I was like, "Oh! Ah!" [laughs] It looked unpleasant.

Yeah.

[laughs]

Yeah, I was like, "Is that my friend?"

[laughs]

Then I watched it again, I'm like, "Yep, that's my friend." I watched it again, I'm like, "Oh." [laughs]

Oh, well, good. I'm-

Uh, yeah, he's good.

I'm glad he's okay. So, thanks so much-

Yep

... for calling us with that update.

Uh-huh.

That makes me feel good.

Yep.

See ya.

See ya.

All right. Some g- good news.

Also, uh, Bert Kreischer put a spotlight on Idaho for once in a positive way.

He did?

Yeah, he, um, posted ... You know how East Idaho News talked to him about dirty sodas?

Yeah.

I guess he had picked me up on the backside of the Mountain America Center all set up to talk about dirty sodas on his Instagram, and he posted a video.

Oh, right on.

And he had, he had his openers try it.

Yeah, I wish I could've, uh, went to that show but could only go to one show a night.

Right.

Yeah, had to pick one.

And since K-Bear Presents: Mudvein, we had to be at that one.

Yeah, 'cause I'm sure that show is fun too. So, yeah, plenty of good shows and In This Moment this Friday.

Oof.

Then we get a little bit of a breather, you know? I ... As far as I can think.

It's nice dealing with professionals when it comes to arranging things now.

Mm-hmm.

I- getting those emails yesterday of asking me all these questions, and us going back and forth, it was so nice rather than playing this whole, like, track this old email from this many months ago-

Mm-hmm

... and talk to them about this. And ...

Yeah, no. Dealing with In This Moment's crew is great.

Yeah.

So, can't say enough good things about them. [rock music plays] Couple Halloween tracks every hour throughout the month thanks to our friends at Juicity Vapor with K-Bear's Rockin' Halloween. Okay. I keep seeing this post pop up on Facebook, lot of people sharing it. I cannot verify that this is true 'cause the only place this story pops up is on a website called Casper Planet, which I guess is a Wyoming news source. I looked all over Google, I couldn't find anything else about this

anywhere. So, I cannot verify that a drunk man was riding a bear and, uh, you know, was [laughs] I guess pulled over by the police traveling westbound on Highway 14 just outside of Yellowstone. They've got supposed body cam images here of this guy on the back of a bear. It look ... It, it's a grizzly and he's got a, a bottle of liquor.

I'm gonna go with I don't think this is real. But I did google, you know, man riding bear, and [laughs] there is a video of an actual guy in Russia with a little shot of liquor riding on a bear. And the bear does not look happy about it. In the other images, I mean, the, the bear might as well be this guy's horse. So, the Casper Planet man drunk on a bear,

until I see it pop up somewhere else in the news, I'm gonna have to go with this is not real. But I don't ... Uh, no guarantees. Casper Planet could've just broke the story. I would just think this would be front page East Idaho News stuff. So, I'll keep my eyes out, but again, you can't just believe everything you see online. Gotta do some googling sometimes 'cause this one ... I mean, it looks pretty good if it's a photoshopped thing, or maybe it's from a movie. I, I don't know. It looks like body cam footage but I'm, I'm skeptical on this one, fun as it would be to have a story about a man riding a bear. And, I mean, the officer walks right up to the bear. I don't think that's how they would, uh, deal with this situation. Would you walk straight up to a grizzly even if it was letting a guy ride it? I wouldn't. It's a bear. They rip people to shreds, all right? So, I'll keep you posted. I'll, I'll keep looking for updates on that one.Scary Halloween jams from Dimmu Borgir. Thanks to our friends at Juicity Vapor with KBear101's Rockin' Halloween. Couple tracks every hour throughout the month. It's gonna be awesome. And then Halloween day, we got you hooked up with the Ultimate Halloween Soundtrack, and it kicks off right at midnight when we hit the 31st. So, Halloween's on a Friday this year. Haven't decided, I'll probably take a look at events happening, and if there are Halloween events happening on the Saturday, November 1st, and it seems like people are still gonna be kinda celebrating the Halloween weekend, I might roll them Halloween tunes through Saturday as well. Just- just I haven't decided yet. I gotta make up my mind. Okay? So yeah, hope you've been enjoying them. I know I have. Love this time of year. It's a lot of fun. All right, it's almost 9:00 already. Dig that as well. Dig the day moving by quickly 'cause, well, home's better than work.

If it- if it's not, uh, you gotta change some things. Home should always be better.

Vi- Victor's something funny here.

Peaches has something funny. Okay, hold on. What's up?

Justin knows the Redneck, loyal listener the Redneck?

Yeah.

And apparently, [laughs] when Justin talked to him last, he said, "Victor and Peaches are mad you don't bring enough maple bars." So he's here with donuts-

[laughs]

... this morning. [laughs]

What? This is... He blamed us. I don't recall saying ever, "There's not enough maple bars in the donuts that the Redneck brings us."

I- I am thankful for all donuts.

I'm thank- yeah. There's no such thing as a bad donut.

Aubrey brought us donuts that one time-

Oh, those were good

... uh, last week. Those were awesome.

Those were- those were delish. So, I'm guessing Justin-

Oh, there he is. There he is. [laughs]

[laughs] Justin wanted maple bars. Let- let's get the scoop here. All right, Justin, it's-

I'm so glad you guys were mad at- at, uh, the Redneck.

Yeah.

[laughs]

Yeah, it sounds like somebody was mad at the Redneck for not enough, uh, maple bars, and I have a feeling that person is named, uh, Justin Pierce.

No.

[laughs]

Not me.

[laughs] Well, cool.

The- the great thing about him is, is you can use a little reverse psychology on him and you get him to do what he want- or what you want him to do.

[laughs] Well-

So, he's got another box out there for you guys too.

Oh, really? [laughs]

So, yeah.

Holy cow. All right. Well, lots of donuts. Congrats to the rest of the staff in the building.

Right.

We hope you enjoy what, uh, the loyal KBear and Hawk listeners bring in-

Yeah

... for people to enjoy.

Oh, he's a bowler too, so he's- he's-

Ah

... a notch up.

Uh, okay. And congrats on- what was that bowling award you got?

Uh, well, because I'm old, uh, Senior Bowler of the Year-

Senior Bowler of the Year

... for Idaho Falls. Yeah. Thanks. [clapping]

Congratulations, Justin. That's the-

Yeah.

That's cool for- is that- what, like, uh, a region? A state?

Uh, for Idaho Falls.

For Idaho Falls?

Yep.

Very cool. So yeah, don't bowl against Justin. He'll crush and destroy you.

Well, okay.

[laughs]

Thanks. I appreciate the compliments.

[laughs] All right. Well, I guess you know what we're gonna do. We're gonna get a donut. [instrumental music plays] All right, thanks again to the Redneck for dropping off some donuts. Staff is very happy. Yeah, you ever wanna make radio people happy, the go-to's pizza and donuts. Well, I guess we're pretty much like our friends at the Idaho State Police. If you missed Traffic School last Friday, what were you doing? It was a good time. Happens every Friday morning, 8:45 AM. My homie, Lieutenant Crane of the Idaho State Police, stopping in, answering questions about the law, saving you time and money on tickets, keeping you out of trouble, helping you win bets with your friends. It's a fun time. It's an award-winning program, so you should check it out. But most importantly, you should take part. It's good, good time hanging out with me and Lieutenant Crane on a Friday morning, and it's all thanks to our friends at The Advocates Injury Attorneys. Speaking of which, I need to get a hold of Ben. Get him to come hang out. I haven't seen Ben in a while. Ben! What? You're- you're turning against me, Ben?

Nah, I think he's just a very busy guy 'cause The Advocates, you know, that's where people go to get assistance after an accident injury. Don't wanna be trying to deal with those insurance adjusters and all that crap by yourself. Let a pro deal with it. They won't charge you a penny until they win your case. The Advocates are the best. So, maybe I'll text Ben, see if maybe we can, uh, get him out to the In This Moment show on Friday. Gonna be a lotta fun. [instrumental music plays] Holy crap. Where did today's show go? Hey, happy that it went by quickly. Looking forward to getting through the rest of it and, uh, getting one step closer to yet another weekend. I know it's only Tuesday, but

who doesn't wanna look forward to the weekend, right? Only many more days to go, but it'll be here before we know it, and I hope you enjoy the rest of your morning. Peaches and I will be back at noon, of course, for the noon hour of madness and mayhem. Keep listening for those scream tones for your chance to win haunted passports and so much more. All right. I did get more coffee a little bit ago. It did not do anything, so I'm gonna go get even more. At some point, something will wake me up, or just don't tell Jade, I'll close the blinds to my room and have a little power nap. Yeah. We'll see. Talk to you in a bit, okay? Thanks for hanging out today. You're the best. [instrumental music plays] Thank you again for tuning in to the Victor Welch Show. This program's a production of Riverbend Media Group. To contact the show, or for more information, hit us up at riverbendmediagroup.com.