Peaches Pit Party with Peaches from Tuesday, December 2nd, 2025 / Peaches launches into the afternoon like a man who’s had just enough of the internet for one lifetime after stumbling onto a Bath and Body Works comment section that devolved into a digital gladiator pit where Liz from Nebraska apparently started a revolution over a coupon code. From there, Peaches spirals into a full breakdown about STAR cards, REAL IDs, and the incoming wave of airport meltdowns that will absolutely ruin someone’s family vacation next February. He then questions the sanity of Amazon’s new half hour deliveries and vividly imagines a drone carrying Christmas pajamas getting blown out of the sky by someone in Shelley who yells yeehaw while holding a Bud Light. The show continues with the discovery of horrifying gummy pickles that threaten to end humanity, a rundown of WNBA negotiations, an NFL punter who thinks he’s John Wick, a public reminder that strapping Christmas lights to your Prius makes you an instant highway menace, and Peaches reliving his emotional snow trauma like a man who once spun out and has never known peace since. Then things absolutely detonate when he dives into a Facebook political rant involving a guy who believes evil spirits are running for city council, a 67 year old who carried a cigarette lighter in his stomach for three decades, and a woman who decided to turn local produce aisles into an indoor splash pad for her fans on the internet. All of that is followed by new tour announcements, Peaches explaining his ancient Howard Stern listening habits like he’s confessing something to a priest, and an existential awakening about how YouTube Wrapped is about to expose how many hours he spent watching his friend Andy play video games. And yes, he would still do it again.

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