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Speaker 2: Welcome everyone. It is Kentucky Sports Radio, Friday, August the seventh.
Speaker 2: I'm Matt Jones here getting ready for the Billy Wedding weekend,
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Speaker 2: He'll make them pay for those of you text machine people.
Speaker 2: I love getting the text from those of you also
Speaker 2: listening to the ESPN show, because like I give that
Speaker 2: number on that show. So that's like two different kinds
Speaker 2: of texts. I get our people who know me a
Speaker 2: little bit, and then you get the other people. And
Speaker 2: that's it's interesting. It's like adding it's like adding a
Speaker 2: new uh, like somebody you have, like a stepmother or something,
Speaker 2: to new children are in your life. Yeah, it's like
Speaker 2: the Brady Bunch. You know, they just added Cindy Jan
Speaker 2: and Marcia.
Speaker 3: So you got a lot of Cindy's Jans and Marsh's.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly, it was.
Speaker 2: And it was what Greg, Peter and Bobby. That's very good, Alice.
Speaker 2: And then what were the parents' names? Mike, I wouldn't
Speaker 2: got Carol, Carol Nice got them all. That's the way
Speaker 2: we've all became the Brady But what about the butcher, Sam?
Speaker 4: Yes? About the dog that I don't know, Tiger?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I try not to like dogs.
Speaker 3: So Mario's face over here doesn't.
Speaker 2: Know you was a Brady Bunch ever on when you
Speaker 2: were When you were there, okay, people were people were
Speaker 2: very excited about your ox Cord day, and uh, I'm
Speaker 2: glad it doesn't look like you put I was worried
Speaker 2: you're gonna put the video out of me dancing the
Speaker 2: Candy Rain.
Speaker 4: You should have.
Speaker 2: You know what, though, if Shannon plays it again today,
Speaker 2: I'll dance again that song.
Speaker 4: Hate, Let's do it?
Speaker 2: That did do it? That song has a way of
Speaker 2: getting me excited. And I don't know why because it's
Speaker 2: not I just not even I don't even know if
Speaker 2: those kids had another song. But there was something about
Speaker 2: the the the bop.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the Bob the Bop. That's a great start onmorrow day.
Speaker 3: You actually hated we missed some of the show.
Speaker 4: Maybe we do a redial Jackson when you guys were gone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well so, uh so there you go. We've got
Speaker 2: some stuff to get to. It was a big day
Speaker 2: in UK sports yesterday. But I'm about to say a
Speaker 2: senate Shannon, and I've never said in my life, really okay.
Speaker 2: You know when you end up with a house, which
Speaker 2: again a lot of people out there you know this.
Speaker 2: It just took me longer. Don't get on me. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you start to find that you never cared about in
Speaker 2: life ever, never even thought about that. Then all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, you wake up one day and it can
Speaker 2: ruin your day. What was it today? I got my car,
Speaker 2: you know, I was like, all right, we're gonna go.
Speaker 2: We're gonna go to McDonald's, go do the show last
Speaker 2: day for the weekend. Got the weekend office, my first
Speaker 2: weekend off in eight years. Wow, you know, with no show. Uh.
Speaker 2: And then I pull out and I see my flowers
Speaker 2: are dead.
Speaker 5: You gotta water those things? Well, no, they do.
Speaker 2: I mean there's people who do them. Oh you people
Speaker 2: who do them?
Speaker 4: Look at you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but like there's and it's been raining enough and
Speaker 3: it's been raining light.
Speaker 2: Now what do you call those big white flowers that
Speaker 2: are in front of my house? Are those guardenas?
Speaker 4: I believe maybe I'm not sure.
Speaker 2: Well, they're they're they're like they're they're they're sloop drooping down,
Speaker 2: drooping down. It literally got me to get out of
Speaker 2: my car.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: And I walked over to them and I was like,
Speaker 2: get up, you give them a pep talk. I tried
Speaker 2: to push them, and I was like, why did they die?
Speaker 2: It feels like that I just two or three days ago.
Speaker 2: They looked like they were good, yes, and they looked happy.
Speaker 2: And then I drove around the neighborhood and they're all dead.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they don't stay in bloom very long, just a
Speaker 4: few days. It's some. Some flowers don't stay in bloom
Speaker 4: very long.
Speaker 2: Well what it wasn't just mine? A lot of people
Speaker 2: have them, and they look like did they all just
Speaker 2: have a memo? We're all dying right now. I know
Speaker 2: they were good this. I know they were good this
Speaker 2: weekend because I noticed them. Yes, can they die that quickly?
Speaker 2: Some some don't stay the humans that can wither away slowly.
Speaker 2: It's true. They just die.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm afraid.
Speaker 5: So I have to go out of the water my
Speaker 5: flowers like every couple of days.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't do that, but I run that water
Speaker 3: bill up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but uh, why did they? I thought I'm starting
Speaker 2: to like them.
Speaker 3: I just been the flowers this new man worried.
Speaker 2: About one thought about a flower before?
Speaker 4: Ever? Who is this guy talking about flowers? And he's
Speaker 4: fountain not working properly.
Speaker 2: I know I don't want to care about those things.
Speaker 2: I'm not doing that, so I'm not gonna But but
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 6: Know bugs in your pool. I never cared about flowers ever.
Speaker 6: It's never even occurred to me. You know, people say,
Speaker 6: look at those pretty flowers. Never even think thought about it.
Speaker 6: But this is your house, so you're proud of it.
Speaker 3: But they die, you feel like you let them down.
Speaker 2: Done something because I was like, did I did I
Speaker 2: drop something? And all of a sudden, all at once
Speaker 2: started drooping sad and then but then I saw everyone
Speaker 2: else's did too. And unless we have a gardenia killer
Speaker 2: running around, then I feel like it's probably just the
Speaker 2: natural progression of things. I keep saying it a guardina,
Speaker 2: Is it a guardian?
Speaker 4: I'm not for sure what it is. They're white, Yeah,
Speaker 4: they're very pretty. They're very pretty.
Speaker 2: So the landscaper was like, well, you know, if you
Speaker 2: want more flowers, you tell But I wouldn't know what
Speaker 2: to order. Wouldn't either give me six pinks, fake ones,
Speaker 2: give me something august.
Speaker 5: I got some of these things. And this is a
Speaker 5: great name, a red hot poker.
Speaker 2: Oh see that sounds good. So they don't die as
Speaker 2: quick as these guardenias did, because that's that feels like
Speaker 2: that's depressing. It feels they should at least get to
Speaker 2: football season. Yeah, I think got the last at least
Speaker 2: of all summer. So anyway, look at this new mat
Speaker 2: of all the things to but well, don't act like
Speaker 2: you're not new. You were in here talking about how
Speaker 2: you were excited a new daycare.
Speaker 3: No, not excited. It was sad. Sad daycare breakups.
Speaker 4: It's hard.
Speaker 3: It's hard on the family. Well why are you breaking up?
Speaker 3: We're just moving a new one, but we like our
Speaker 3: old one, so it's hard to say goodbye.
Speaker 2: Oh so it's made a relationship. You still love her,
Speaker 2: but like the spark's gone.
Speaker 3: No, not even that, Just a new opportunity opened and
Speaker 3: it was a tough decision.
Speaker 4: Little we just made all of her friends.
Speaker 2: Yeah, break up on a waiting list. They have waiting
Speaker 2: lists for long. I couldn't.
Speaker 3: But that was my biggest takeaway with having a child
Speaker 3: is that in Lexington, if you want to go to
Speaker 3: a daycare, you should have signed up ten years ago.
Speaker 2: You said there was a three year waiting waiting list.
Speaker 2: But the kid will be a grown up.
Speaker 3: And that's exactly that's I'm like, how do you all
Speaker 3: do this? Do you apply before you have a kid.
Speaker 2: I think you have to plot before you even contemplate.
Speaker 2: Getting proud of me.
Speaker 3: I think so, I think you applied for daycare before
Speaker 3: you yelnon.
Speaker 2: Maybe we you and I should be applying for daycare, right.
Speaker 2: What's your kid's name? I don't know, Actually, who's the mother.
Speaker 3: To be determined my application to tv D. He was
Speaker 3: asking questions about the baby. I'm like, I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's not here yet.
Speaker 2: So there you go. How old We're going to see.
Speaker 4: The lemons of new parents and new homeowners.
Speaker 2: There you go, and you're like, you're the old man
Speaker 2: here that you've been through all this.
Speaker 4: I'm yeah, I'm ready for my kids to get out,
Speaker 4: back out of the house, way for school. College that starts,
Speaker 4: so I'll get the house back to myself again. Yourself
Speaker 4: except Mario, Mario coming over every night.
Speaker 2: I heard you were the play by play guy or
Speaker 2: p A guy for the Legends.
Speaker 4: On field announcer for the Legends last night. You know
Speaker 4: the Dizzy bat Ray, you know the Humans.
Speaker 2: He spends his entire evening at the Legends game like saying,
Speaker 2: what here comes? Guess?
Speaker 4: Well, here's one line I used last night. Don't forget
Speaker 4: tomorrow night, Princess night. You know Matt Jones is gonna
Speaker 4: be here for it. I got a good round of applause.
Speaker 2: What'd you say?
Speaker 4: Don't forget to come tomorrow night. It's princess night. You
Speaker 4: know Matt Jones is going to be.
Speaker 2: Here for said that. Yeah, why are you using my name?
Speaker 2: I didn't agree to this. And they have a race
Speaker 2: where they it's a princess night where I think little
Speaker 2: girls can come dress. Say I was gonna be there
Speaker 2: because you like, you know a little princess.
Speaker 3: Yeah, don't say that.
Speaker 2: I don't think that. Yeah, don't stop. You got to
Speaker 2: get a good laugh. I too laughed you you. I've
Speaker 2: seen you tell jokes that get just at.
Speaker 7: Night.
Speaker 2: How many of these games are you doing?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 4: Last year I did like about ten, but this year.
Speaker 4: Last night was the first one I've done all summer.
Speaker 5: Might be the last one you do this summer.
Speaker 3: You didn't got to go.
Speaker 2: I'm not going.
Speaker 3: He promoted it.
Speaker 4: Willly college Stein done out the first pitch tonight too.
Speaker 2: By the way, okay, well that's good. So so they
Speaker 2: call you in when everyone else is sick? Is that what?
Speaker 4: Yep? I'm the guy in the I.
Speaker 2: Don't know why they wouldn't want to use you all
Speaker 2: the time. I mean, you have to be well, a
Speaker 2: bigger name. Well maybe that's why A bigger name than
Speaker 2: anyone else that would but.
Speaker 4: They'd have to have got Microphone Mike. He's been doing
Speaker 4: it for like fifteen years. Still out there, Yes, oh yes,
Speaker 4: legend he is.
Speaker 2: Microphone Mike has been going for a long long time.
Speaker 4: So his kid was playing in a baseball tournament I
Speaker 4: think in Missouri, so like called me out of the
Speaker 4: bullpen to do last night. Wow, microphone, microphone Mike, still
Speaker 4: holding the down celebrity.
Speaker 2: Well good, I'm glad you're doing that. And I won't
Speaker 2: put you on the spot, but I heard the money
Speaker 2: you make. How could you not? You just you just
Speaker 2: like to be out in public, right, I mean doing
Speaker 2: the games are fun for me.
Speaker 4: I enjoyed doing the games.
Speaker 2: Who play? Are they affiliate with anyone?
Speaker 4: No, they're independent. But they're in first place right now?
Speaker 2: What is the league? Yeah, you don't even know what
Speaker 2: the league. Who did they play last night?
Speaker 4: Charleston Riverdalfe.
Speaker 2: I feel like they always play Charleston. Are there any
Speaker 2: other teams but them and Charleston? Who's the power? Where
Speaker 2: are they from? They played? I think is that different
Speaker 2: than Charleston? I think?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, enjoy Princess night.
Speaker 2: Yeah, princess, leave me.
Speaker 4: Out of the Wait where your princess costume?
Speaker 2: Okay? So and then tomorrow, of course is Billy's wedding. Yes,
Speaker 2: I went and picked up my suit. Yeah, ready to go?
Speaker 2: Are you do? We know what's the latest weather forecast?
Speaker 2: Can tell you what. Text Chris Bailey and see if
Speaker 2: he will come up come on here. You need to
Speaker 2: probably tell him where the wedding is and he can
Speaker 2: give us the temperature. I don't want to spoil it,
Speaker 2: but Billy has a.
Speaker 3: Pretty big thing happening, and it can't be done indoors,
Speaker 3: and it can't be done indoors, and would likely, I
Speaker 3: guess they would just have to punt the thing they're
Speaker 3: gonna do. That will break his heart. I think they're
Speaker 3: more likely to leave us out rains. They can still
Speaker 3: leave that in the wedding.
Speaker 2: The worst would be to have a game time decision,
Speaker 2: because again we're not saying what it is, but something well, Shandon,
Speaker 2: you all have not said what it is right public.
Speaker 2: So if it can't happen, they're going to be really bummed.
Speaker 2: And I'm bummed because I'm kind of looking forward to
Speaker 2: It was supposed to be a surprise and somebody. I
Speaker 2: think Ryan leaked it.
Speaker 4: I didn't leak it.
Speaker 3: We're the only ones that know. We discusted at the
Speaker 3: landfill show. Okay, that's where That's where it spread. So
Speaker 3: I hope it happens for him. But I guess we
Speaker 3: need to ask Chris Bailey so well, they've really been
Speaker 3: counting on this part of the event, uh, for several months.
Speaker 3: I'd hate for it to.
Speaker 2: Just partly why I think we're wearing the suits we're wearing.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, I have an update on their wedding. I
Speaker 3: guess it's an update. I was driving downtown this morning.
Speaker 3: On my way here, I saw Billy and Marissa on
Speaker 3: the sidewalk with their marriage certificate, so I gave him
Speaker 3: a loud congratulations. They went that looks like they have
Speaker 3: the official paperwork. They've made the next tomorrow off.
Speaker 2: They already gone, but.
Speaker 3: I stuck my head out the window almost we were
Speaker 3: into the car in front of it.
Speaker 2: I say, tactically, what we're doing tomorrow is just for show. Yeah, well,
Speaker 2: maybe I haven't signed it yet.
Speaker 3: You have to acquire that I signed mine at the wedding,
Speaker 3: so maybe they're waiting to actually, Oh, you signed yours
Speaker 3: at the wedding.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I have a question, why do we have
Speaker 4: to have a marriage license.
Speaker 5: So the state can get more money from you?
Speaker 2: It's I mean, if you're asking, like, really, why, Yeah,
Speaker 2: probably for tax reasons. Married people get tax benefits, and
Speaker 2: I would think that in order. This is just I
Speaker 2: it's it's a fair question. You know. When when when
Speaker 2: there was the debate in America about gay marriage, one
Speaker 2: of the arguments was why is the state involved with
Speaker 2: marriage anyway? Like it's a bond with God. Why don't
Speaker 2: you just do it? Why does the state? And I
Speaker 2: think the answer is, and maybe somebody can tell me
Speaker 2: if there's more. I think it's like it just literally
Speaker 2: a tax thing, okay, because you get a marriage tax credit,
Speaker 2: you get to file jointly. There are things that you know,
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm sure as married people you know of
Speaker 2: other things that happen when you're married, and so you
Speaker 2: probably have to show the state. You can't just I
Speaker 2: can't just say I'm married. You actually have to be married.
Speaker 4: Makes sense. I've always kind of wondered why I had
Speaker 4: to have a marriage license.
Speaker 2: That's that's just me saying that I don't know for certain,
Speaker 2: that's it, But I would think that's big.
Speaker 4: Part of it.
Speaker 3: Maybe even like if you got to share an insurance
Speaker 3: and they gift to prove.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, death benefits you know, at your at your job.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think there's probably things that you get
Speaker 2: if you're married that you would not get otherwise. And
Speaker 2: if that's going to be the case, you have to
Speaker 2: do it through the state. You can't just go by
Speaker 2: the way. I was married to Mario and so he
Speaker 2: gets he we get a tax break.
Speaker 4: Makes perfect sense. We learned something today.
Speaker 5: It cost just sixty bucks.
Speaker 2: Is that what it costs.
Speaker 5: Yep, everybody that's married in Kentucky time sixty.
Speaker 2: When you see a married couple, you know they have
Speaker 2: sixty all money. Yeah, that's exactly right. Nine twenty two
Speaker 2: eighty seven. Uh, there was a open football practice and
Speaker 2: an open basketball practice yesterday. We will talk about what happened,
Speaker 2: uh and more. This is Kentucky Sports Radio. That's what
Speaker 2: they are. Now send me dead flowers by the US mail.
Speaker 2: All right, So people are telling me my flowers are
Speaker 2: hydrangiaengers what high dranges And they say when it rains,
Speaker 2: they carry water and they droop, but that they'll come back.
Speaker 2: But you said they only bloom for three to five
Speaker 2: weeks a year.
Speaker 4: That's what one of my guys said. Yeah, they're in bloom.
Speaker 2: It feels like not a great investor in five weeks.
Speaker 2: It's been about three to five weeks. But they didn't.
Speaker 2: They didn't look dead. They just were drooping. So maybe
Speaker 2: that's the water. Maybe they maybe Shannon, when they dry,
Speaker 2: they'll be back, perky.
Speaker 4: Bounce back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's good, all right, come back.
Speaker 3: But either way, these are things I don't want to
Speaker 3: think about. You're thinking about them now, but I'm not
Speaker 3: right now.
Speaker 4: The fountain was working still yesterday, so.
Speaker 2: Sort of that thing. That thing's the whole thing. Uh
Speaker 2: seven seven two seven seven four five two five four
Speaker 2: is the text machine. Nick son Zel plays for the Legends.
Speaker 4: He didn't play the red He didn't play last night.
Speaker 2: Let me say he's hurt.
Speaker 4: Okay, speaking of the Reds.
Speaker 2: Let me just before we get to Kentucky, I'm not.
Speaker 2: People keep asking me like, are you back, because they're
Speaker 2: on a little bit of a streak.
Speaker 4: I just swept the Ready.
Speaker 2: They're now fifty six and fifty eight, four and a
Speaker 2: half back of the wild Card. At this time last
Speaker 2: year they were seven back and then made it and
Speaker 2: made it. I'm still not there. Hunter Green got hurt.
Speaker 2: Its probably out for the rest of the year. I
Speaker 2: heard that, so and they they they have a series
Speaker 2: of series here that where they're playing decent teams they've got,
Speaker 2: but they remember at the end of the year they
Speaker 2: got like seven games versus the Dodgers, six seven games
Speaker 2: versus the Braves. They're they're they're schedule, so I'm not
Speaker 2: I'm not in yet. Just for the record, now, if
Speaker 2: we sweep the Nationals this weekend, we'll talk, but you're close.
Speaker 2: You're considering and getting back in at the Nationals and
Speaker 2: then the Ing Socks. If they can win four of
Speaker 2: those six to get to five hundred, then we'll talk
Speaker 2: about it. But they're on the road. I'm just gonna
Speaker 2: expect them to go oh and six and then I
Speaker 2: can begin football. Did watch the game though yesterday during
Speaker 2: UH during Matt and Myron on my little computer.
Speaker 4: There is something historical going on with the Reds. South
Speaker 4: Stewart could become the first rookie to lead the league
Speaker 4: in RBI since like Ted Williams.
Speaker 2: That's good. I'm amazed because we have no one ever
Speaker 2: on base, so it's amazing yesterday's RB solo home run. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they have Ellie hitting right before him though that probably
Speaker 2: that probably helps, all right, So they did a football
Speaker 2: and basketball practice. Of course, I thought yesterday's show was
Speaker 2: fun because we were doing the whole basketball practice thing.
Speaker 2: The only thing that came out after the show is
Speaker 2: that that Jerome Jerome or Jerome Jerome with an inn.
Speaker 2: Jerome Morton won the Summer Basketball Challenge basically, I guess
Speaker 2: with the stats they use, he had the best summer
Speaker 2: of all the players. What do you think of that?
Speaker 2: Is he like he's going to be a real contributor,
Speaker 2: isn't he. I mean, he's kind of been an after
Speaker 2: thought when we thought about this team, but I think
Speaker 2: he's going to be a real contributor.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I think he'll be big and like a come
Speaker 3: in and just play as hard as you can for
Speaker 3: you know, ten minutes a game, especially defensively. We're still
Speaker 3: not clear on what he won. He had the most
Speaker 3: wins of the summer. I don't know if that just
Speaker 3: means they count every time you play five on five
Speaker 3: or you on the winning side, or weren't won certain drills,
Speaker 3: but he in Malady won something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean that was for the whole, all the weeks
Speaker 3: of practice. They wrapped up yesterday, So it's kind of
Speaker 3: a surprising guy coming from Washington State and not one
Speaker 3: of the names. We talked about a lot being their
Speaker 3: leader and celebrated.
Speaker 2: You know more about this kid because he was at
Speaker 2: George Rogers Clark.
Speaker 4: Grew up in Lexington, played at George Rodgers. Clark a
Speaker 4: big energy guy, and I ain't Drew's right. I think
Speaker 4: you put him in for like eighteen minutes a game.
Speaker 4: He's gonna bring a lot of energy and he shoot.
Speaker 4: He knocked out a shot when Mario and I were
Speaker 4: there yesterday. But I think if I understood like this chart,
Speaker 4: they keep like you get point if you like cause
Speaker 4: a steal or get a turnover or a deflection or something,
Speaker 4: they keep points and for him to do it over
Speaker 4: the whole summer, tells me he's gonna be on the
Speaker 4: floor a little bit.
Speaker 2: I think he's gonna be on the floor. I think
Speaker 2: that's good. That's exciting, gonna be on the floor. Then
Speaker 2: there was the talk of getting another player, Keishawn Hall.
Speaker 2: He made out a tweet that's the guy from Alburn.
Speaker 2: He put out a tweet that seemed to suggest he
Speaker 2: was down to Kentucky and South Carolina. He didn't say that,
Speaker 2: but he just had a picture of a Kentucky player
Speaker 2: or ecuse me, Kentucky Saint John's. He had a picture
Speaker 2: of a Kentucky player and a Saint John's player. Trilly Donovan, who,
Speaker 2: to be fair, has not had a very good record
Speaker 2: when it comes to Kentucky. In the last Sea, yea
Speaker 2: with Pope, not with Pope. He'd seemed to know what
Speaker 2: was happening with cal but maybe not with Pope. He
Speaker 2: did say he thought Kentucky was out, which would suggest
Speaker 2: he's going to Saint John's. Do you think we're out?
Speaker 3: If this were three years ago, Trilly, I would believe it.
Speaker 3: He says, we mentioned he's not been that accurate. I
Speaker 3: still think they'd probably rather have Kohler or Mitchell, but
Speaker 3: those guys, it's looking like Hall has better chances of
Speaker 3: actually being eligible right now.
Speaker 2: He's got the guy. Hall is the one guy you
Speaker 2: could take right now and you could know he's gonna play.
Speaker 2: I think he's the only guy that no matter how
Speaker 2: these court cases go, as long as they don't say
Speaker 2: all fifty years are out, which I don't think they
Speaker 2: can say because there's a couple states that have already
Speaker 2: said they can play. So I mean, are you gonna
Speaker 2: let people play in Ohio and Tennessee but not the
Speaker 2: other states. That's hard for me to see. I think
Speaker 2: Key Shawn, he's the safest guy.
Speaker 3: Would you agree, Yeah, at least with eligibility now its hell,
Speaker 3: it will work out. He's more of a concern. I
Speaker 3: would think they're still at least considering it, not knowing
Speaker 3: what the other guys are doing. Because Mark Pope seems
Speaker 3: very interested in in someone. He brings it up every
Speaker 3: time we've heard from him. This summer.
Speaker 2: The NCAA, by the way, said that they're going to
Speaker 2: put ghost punishments on coaching. This is really for football,
Speaker 2: but ghost basically, if you take a player thinking he's
Speaker 2: going to be eligible and then he's not, the coach
Speaker 2: will be suspended for half the season and lose his pay. Really,
Speaker 2: so they're putting it on the coach. Whoa would you
Speaker 2: take the risk? I think most coaches would say no.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: A lot of coaches are going to change their tune
Speaker 3: on gambling with some of these games.
Speaker 2: I think these I think the NCAA though that they've
Speaker 2: got to and they're gonna have to decide this in
Speaker 2: the next week because of football. Sure, they've just got
Speaker 2: to just like just eat it. I think that what's
Speaker 2: the why are they fighting this? Starting next year, all
Speaker 2: fifth year guys is gonna.
Speaker 4: Be able to play, So why not?
Speaker 2: Why are you trying to hold out this year?
Speaker 4: I don't understand what's the what?
Speaker 2: What what do you? What are you accomplishing?
Speaker 3: They just keep stacking l's in court anyway, right, raising
Speaker 3: legal fees and people continue to sue you.
Speaker 4: You lose every lawsuit, just drop it. But the NCAA
Speaker 4: usually takes forever to make a decision. But you don't
Speaker 4: have a lot of times football. The season is going
Speaker 4: to start now, I've been told. Source tells Matthew Harper, Joe, okay,
Speaker 4: all right, you can. This is one of the times
Speaker 4: you can aggregate all you all you all the trill
Speaker 4: in my heart, sixty threes and all that. If allowed,
Speaker 4: Alex Safari's playing at Kentucky next year. Wow, that's the
Speaker 4: big news.
Speaker 2: If allowed. He is around. He's not in camp yet,
Speaker 2: but he's around, just waiting for the waiting for everybody
Speaker 2: to feel good enough for him to go right now.
Speaker 2: There's still kind of a wait and see. Yeah, but
Speaker 2: the moment they feel good enough, I think you would
Speaker 2: have alex Afari.
Speaker 4: That's big news. The guy that was you know, obviously
Speaker 4: was made your best defensive player last year, and you
Speaker 4: bring him back this year on a kind of a
Speaker 4: position of need.
Speaker 2: Now, I would say, with the caveat, I guess if
Speaker 2: some NFL team called and said we need you right now,
Speaker 2: he's gonna take that might take that. I'm just saying,
Speaker 2: though the working plan is alex Afari's on the team.
Speaker 2: If they feel like he will be able to to
Speaker 2: to be eligible to play, that'd be a huge get.
Speaker 3: That's position they could use a little more help going
Speaker 3: into next year. With the way they talk about playing
Speaker 3: an aggressive defense. I think he'd be a great add.
Speaker 3: We already know what he did for four years here
Speaker 3: playing as a true freshman. Now give another shot with
Speaker 3: this new group.
Speaker 4: You got me excited just saying that.
Speaker 2: I can tell that's big.
Speaker 3: No, he's just like in the parking lot with I
Speaker 3: say where he is.
Speaker 2: I'm not I'm not tracking him, Ye, I'm not tracking him.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying that, you know, there is a the moment.
Speaker 2: I think that they feel like that can happen. I
Speaker 2: think it would happen now. Of course, look somebody calls
Speaker 2: and says, hey, we're gonna put you on the guaranteed
Speaker 2: roster of the Cowboys. He's probably gonna go. But I
Speaker 2: think for right now, wow, that's where it is. Right.
Speaker 2: We'll talk a little bit about the football and then
Speaker 2: take a calls. If I'm nine two eight h twenty
Speaker 2: two eighty seven, ksar, how do you say the floor
Speaker 2: flower again? I drink Rangesranger drangers, Angie says, I have
Speaker 2: high dranges. Don't listen to these guys. The rainfall makes
Speaker 2: them droop down. They'll come back. But you can also
Speaker 2: go outside and do what I do and give them
Speaker 2: pep talks. I think I will do that today, Shannon.
Speaker 4: I think video.
Speaker 5: Content hate is ryan to take a shirt off and
Speaker 5: give a pep talk to the flower.
Speaker 2: Give it, well, I'll give it to him. I know
Speaker 2: how to talk to flowers. I'll talk to him like
Speaker 2: people talk to dog.
Speaker 4: You want to come back, you take a knee.
Speaker 2: It's already taken them. I need them back up. Okay.
Speaker 2: I hadn't heard that in a long time. It was
Speaker 2: good for having done that. Seven seven to two, uh
Speaker 2: seven seven four five two five four. One person rides, Matt,
Speaker 2: could it beat that Morton doing well is a weakness
Speaker 2: of our team, not a string. Well, I mean that's
Speaker 2: the thing you always under about in practice, like when
Speaker 2: in football when they go defense look great, then you go,
Speaker 2: what does that mean the offense stinks? I mean you
Speaker 2: never really know.
Speaker 3: I take this as more of a positive, just mainly
Speaker 3: he and Mason Williams, because both those guys have to play.
Speaker 3: It's that they're practicing so hard. We just keep hearing
Speaker 3: hard work or hard worker. Mason Williams, he's the first
Speaker 3: one at practice, and then Jerome Morton. Yesterday we learn
Speaker 3: he has the most wins. That's what you want of
Speaker 3: two guys that are new to a stage this big
Speaker 3: and are gonna have to play some quality minutes by
Speaker 3: Zoom and Wilkins.
Speaker 2: One person writes, Matt Billy's wife has told the customers
Speaker 2: at her store the surprise about the wedding. Well, that's
Speaker 2: a good benefit for those people. It's true. It was
Speaker 2: a good It was an incentive to go shop. You
Speaker 2: can buy. Yes, we'll net to talk about it on Monday. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we'll get to talk about it. Hardley Gilmore. It's probably
Speaker 2: the last time I'll get to make this joke. We
Speaker 2: hardly knew you, but I hope you back.
Speaker 3: Go through you did this to other go through his history.
Speaker 3: He goodness, So he was here when did he was Nebraska?
Speaker 3: After the first year. He got all the way to
Speaker 3: Nebraska with Dane and was in spring camp yep, and
Speaker 3: then left middle of spring his first.
Speaker 2: Year, came here and came back go back. He commits here, yes.
Speaker 4: And he played as a freshman and had a pretty
Speaker 4: good freshman year.
Speaker 2: Played left to go to Nebraska.
Speaker 3: Now pick it up from the where like had a locker,
Speaker 3: was in spring training in Nebraska. Then comes back here
Speaker 3: for his sophomore year. Then this past spring was Baylor
Speaker 3: before Louisville.
Speaker 4: Or Louisville I think Louisville first.
Speaker 3: Louisville first, then leaves Louisville for Baylor, then comes back
Speaker 3: here for a third time, and then is now leaving
Speaker 3: here again.
Speaker 2: He's been here three times basically, and he was dismissed
Speaker 2: from the team for rules. Violet. Yes, the one things
Speaker 2: you heard about Hardley Gilmore is they could hardly keep
Speaker 2: him on the field because he was always getting in
Speaker 2: trouble and that was pretty much universally known. I think
Speaker 2: I think the reason he was on the team really
Speaker 2: is that wide receiver is the weakness of this team,
Speaker 2: and I think they were willing to give him a shot.
Speaker 2: And I don't know what, I don't know what happened,
Speaker 2: but now he's gone. That's the I'm worried about our
Speaker 2: wide receiver position. I mean, just the eye test when
Speaker 2: we were out there, that was the one position that
Speaker 2: didn't look like an SEC team. The rest of them
Speaker 2: kind of did that one didn't. I also think wide
Speaker 2: receiver is the one group where you can kind of,
Speaker 2: if you're a good offensive coordinator, scheme around not having
Speaker 2: great ones. You obviously want to have great ones, but
Speaker 2: you can, you know, get your little five nine slot
Speaker 2: guys and do the best you can. But are you
Speaker 2: sad to see the third trip of hardly gilmour in.
Speaker 3: It's almost comical, honestly, because he's still young. He started
Speaker 3: here when he was sixteen years old. He still has sixteen. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he reclassified. He's had quite the timeline. He reclassified to
Speaker 3: move to get to Kentucky early He's probably maybe the
Speaker 3: biggest disappointing player in the last decade of someone who
Speaker 3: has potential and just can't get his head on straight.
Speaker 3: I mean, will Cox comes to mind recently, another guy
Speaker 3: thought'd be good. But Gilmore was a four star recruit.
Speaker 3: We were excited to get him, get him so young, Like, wow,
Speaker 3: this guy has time to be a breakout star and
Speaker 3: he just you've been around, he can't stay in line.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The freshman year, I'm pretty sure he caught a couple
Speaker 4: of touchdown passes here at Kentucky's a freshman, but he
Speaker 4: got dismissed from the team here the first time. Now
Speaker 4: he's been dismissed from Nebraska, dismissed from Kentucky a second time.
Speaker 2: The dudes had three chances here, so he's been dismissed
Speaker 2: at three three different.
Speaker 4: Three different occasions.
Speaker 2: That's like, what is he doing?
Speaker 3: And then I mean he's like nineteen years old.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the dude obviously is talented, and they knew they
Speaker 4: had a position of need. They could he would play
Speaker 4: a lot this year, be one our best receivers, and
Speaker 4: he just has just blown it again.
Speaker 2: He's got to also, though, have some sort of charm
Speaker 2: Shandan to continue to get brought back.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he just does whatever he wants. He sounds like
Speaker 5: he doesn't really care about the rules.
Speaker 4: And I don't know what happened at Louisville. But he
Speaker 4: left Louisville to go to Baylor. He wasn't at Louisville
Speaker 4: very long, so I.
Speaker 3: Don't know if he moved in unbelievable. Well do we
Speaker 3: think Vince calls him, brings him to Louisville now for.
Speaker 2: Well, it depends. I mean I think somebody may do
Speaker 2: it just out of desperation. He's got the time. I mean,
Speaker 2: maybe he's back here.
Speaker 3: How many chances can you give it?
Speaker 2: How many times can we have him here? Be the fourth?
Speaker 3: That's why I said, I'm not counted out. And when
Speaker 3: you when he's already done it three times at this point,
Speaker 3: sure or whatever, but.
Speaker 2: This is our first like will Stein dismissal for behavior.
Speaker 2: So you know he was.
Speaker 3: When they brought him back, even though stun didn't have
Speaker 3: him the first two. He had to have been on
Speaker 3: a short lease like probably we need you on your
Speaker 3: best behavy. He was at he was at Uh, he
Speaker 3: was a picture day. He's gonna be in the picture.
Speaker 3: The four days ago, a picture of him in his
Speaker 3: jersey said year three, let's go, and then that think goes.
Speaker 2: The next day he was going, wow, all right, who's
Speaker 2: up next, Daniel, Daniel, go ahead, Daniel.
Speaker 8: Well, I was gonna say, the flowers that you have
Speaker 8: were probably high drainers, but someone's already run for me.
Speaker 8: But if they were guardangas, you would have known because
Speaker 8: they have a really fragrant flower and they last a
Speaker 8: pretty long time. But then they turned round. But the
Speaker 8: hot drangers were probably just what.
Speaker 2: Your Yeah, I think that's what I think. That's apparently
Speaker 2: what I have, and uh, hopefully they'll bounce back, maybe
Speaker 2: like Hardley Gilmore. They come, they go, they come, they go.
Speaker 2: There you go, appreciate it, there you go. Yes, I
Speaker 2: like you know you never one of things I like
Speaker 2: about this. There's all experts except on one topic. Nobody
Speaker 2: can fix fountains.
Speaker 3: Still no fountain help.
Speaker 2: One guy said he can fix it, and then I
Speaker 2: lost his text message.
Speaker 4: I feel like he deleted it.
Speaker 2: I don't think the world wants fountains.
Speaker 3: To be fixed, just as all hope you let's take
Speaker 3: a picture.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to hold out it was working yesterday. You
Speaker 2: know there was. I saw a story though about AI
Speaker 2: that a lot of these AI companies are starting to
Speaker 2: panic Shannon because they they had all this idea of
Speaker 2: all the ways people were going to use AI, and
Speaker 2: they basically have realized that the only ways people use
Speaker 2: it is as Google, so essentially just googling things and
Speaker 2: to create sloppy pictures. And they're like, we but you can,
Speaker 2: we can do all this other stuff. And everybody's like, no, Google,
Speaker 2: and give me a picture that I agree with you.
Speaker 2: But they're like, the whole business model is propped on
Speaker 2: this idea that they're good, you're gonna do all these
Speaker 2: other things. Now I don't even know what that would be, Like,
Speaker 2: what are they gonna do. They're not gonna come to
Speaker 2: my house and fix the fountain. They can tell you,
Speaker 2: but that's Google.
Speaker 3: No, it's better when you say, like you got to
Speaker 3: find a website, Okay, but it's just condensing Google.
Speaker 5: But it's all putting it there one paragraph on how.
Speaker 2: To what happens if they put all the websites out
Speaker 2: of business and then when they search to do it,
Speaker 2: there's nothing to search, Well, then that's a problem.
Speaker 3: Well, most of the websites that are existed, They've already
Speaker 3: stole all that info.
Speaker 2: And see, I think we're headed. Can I make a
Speaker 2: legal prediction, Yes, we are headed for what will be
Speaker 2: one of the bigger Supreme Court cases of our generation,
Speaker 2: which is intellectual property holders are going and they already have,
Speaker 2: I think, sued these AI companies basically saying you are
Speaker 2: taking what I've written and compiling it for your purposes,
Speaker 2: and they're going to sue under copyright, and the Supreme
Speaker 2: Court is gonna have to decide, essentially, is all the
Speaker 2: information that AI is built upon stolen material? And if so,
Speaker 2: do they have to pay all the people they stole
Speaker 2: it from? And if they do, then the companies just
Speaker 2: they won't be able to do it. I don't know
Speaker 2: what they'll do. I think legally, there's a strong argument
Speaker 2: that the whole basis of AI, we are compiling the
Speaker 2: world's information. You are stealing the world's information. Right, However,
Speaker 2: what are you going to do? The whole economy is
Speaker 2: gonna be based on this. He's just gonna break the
Speaker 2: whole economy. That case will probably come to the Supreme
Speaker 2: Court in the next two or three years, and I
Speaker 2: have no idea what they'll do, because if you look
Speaker 2: historically at copyright cases, the conservatives and liberals don't line
Speaker 2: up to what you would think. They sort of split
Speaker 2: off in different ways. So I have no idea what
Speaker 2: the court would decide, but it does feel like to
Speaker 2: me they just the AI just steals.
Speaker 3: But like who's in for? Like yesterday I took a
Speaker 3: picture of my yard and asked Chad, I was like,
Speaker 3: what kind of weed is this?
Speaker 2: And it tells me the exactly weird To get out
Speaker 2: what that weat is, it is looking at websites that
Speaker 2: classify weeds.
Speaker 3: But what website can be? Like, well, I'm the one
Speaker 3: that knows.
Speaker 2: That's a great question.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know how you would find out which one
Speaker 2: they stole, But we usually don't say you can steal
Speaker 2: the You know, you're fine to steal as long as
Speaker 2: you steal so much that we don't know where it
Speaker 2: came from. So I don't It's legitimately baffling to me
Speaker 2: how this will work. But my point was that people
Speaker 2: again use AI just as.
Speaker 3: Google, which is or more so of the stupid pictures,
Speaker 3: like we need these data farms because people can't stop
Speaker 3: photoshopping themselves we.
Speaker 2: Have friends who it's like just constant of those pictures.
Speaker 4: So here I have a question for you, mister lowdog. Okay,
Speaker 4: if you own a website, does that mean you own
Speaker 4: that information in your website?
Speaker 2: Out sort of? Okay, so missus long, but I'll do
Speaker 2: the short version so that we can then take a break.
Speaker 2: If Kentucky is playing, let's take Kentucky's open practice yesterday,
Speaker 2: and let's say Jerome Morton wins Winner of the Summer.
Speaker 2: If KSR rights that Jerome Morton won Winner of the Summer,
Speaker 2: we don't own the fact that he won Winner of
Speaker 2: the Summer. That's a fact, right. But if we say,
Speaker 2: but the writing in which we describe how he won,
Speaker 2: we own that. So you own the artistic way you
Speaker 2: say something, but you don't own the fact. So when
Speaker 2: I was coming up on the blog, people will say
Speaker 2: Matt Jones steals information, I distinctly would say, there's a
Speaker 2: difference between the fact and how you wrote it. So
Speaker 2: if I just take your paragraphs and put them on
Speaker 2: my site, I'm stealing your work. That's a copyright violation.
Speaker 2: But if I say, Justin Rowland says Drew Franklin, is
Speaker 2: leaning Tennessee. That's a fact, and that is okay. So
Speaker 2: how much of what AI is doing is taking the
Speaker 2: fact and how much is taking the writing? You see
Speaker 2: what I'm.
Speaker 4: Saying, AI eventually have to say according to KSR.
Speaker 2: When they say, I don't know that, we'll have to
Speaker 2: see what courts say they have to say. But it's
Speaker 2: I do think it's going to be a fascinating question,
Speaker 2: and I honestly think nine old Supreme Court justices probably
Speaker 2: are not the people to decide it, but that's who
Speaker 2: will do it. We'll take a break in very backs,
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Speaker 2: the good Life. I'm always amazed when the topic of
Speaker 2: law or things come up the way people will write
Speaker 2: me with very confident statements that are completely wrong. On
Speaker 2: the text machine, one person writes Matt, how can be
Speaker 2: a copyright violation if everything on the Internet is public domain,
Speaker 2: that's not a true statement. Everything on the Internet is
Speaker 2: not pull Everything on the internet's pretty much owned right again,
Speaker 2: use KSRS example, everything on that website is now a
Speaker 2: copyright of on three everything. If you take an article
Speaker 2: that Drew Franklin writes and you put it somewhere else
Speaker 2: in theory, you could be sued. Now, people don't do
Speaker 2: it because it's a hassle. I mean I was sued.
Speaker 2: What what are you laughing about it? I mean there,
Speaker 2: because you're right, there are people that do it, and
Speaker 2: those people could be suit I mean, is it worth
Speaker 2: going after them? No? But they could. And what you
Speaker 2: always got to say to people is when you do that,
Speaker 2: one of these days if you get if you start
Speaker 2: making money, they'll sue you. In the early days of KSR,
Speaker 2: in the early days of KSR, we would just like
Speaker 2: a career journal would have a picture and we just
Speaker 2: put on KSR. And then one time I got sued
Speaker 2: and so I stopped because then they were right. Honestly,
Speaker 2: they were right. You can't do that. But AI does
Speaker 2: that with everybody's pictures.
Speaker 4: So just something like just listen to you guys talk
Speaker 4: about it. You're right. If they take sources from a
Speaker 4: thousand different things, a million different, million different things, how
Speaker 4: do you police that?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Maybe you don't. Maybe you just say
Speaker 2: it's too big to fail. But that's we'll see. There'll
Speaker 2: be nine justices of the Supreme Court who will say that.
Speaker 2: Chris Bailey from WYT is on the phone. Chris Bailey's
Speaker 2: not here to give his legal opinion. He's here to
Speaker 2: give his weather opinion. And Chris Billy is getting married.
Speaker 2: And what is this Lancaster?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Lockridge Park and Lancas Lockridge.
Speaker 2: Park in Lancaster, five thirty pm. Give us the weather forecast.
Speaker 9: Overlooking the Kentucky River. Did I hear him say that.
Speaker 2: A few days?
Speaker 4: Agoes? That's wrong, right, No, we were there.
Speaker 2: I did a show there, but I thought people are
Speaker 2: telling me it's actually Lake Harrington. Is that not right? Regardless,
Speaker 2: you know where it is, tell me what you think? Yeah?
Speaker 9: Yeah, Well, first off, congrats Billy, it's a big day
Speaker 9: for you, buddy. Well, you know the old adage, a
Speaker 9: little rain on your wedding day is supposedly good luck.
Speaker 9: There's likely to be some scattershower tomorrow, some rumbles of
Speaker 9: thunder five thirty?
Speaker 2: I think, is that?
Speaker 7: What is that?
Speaker 9: What time is time?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 9: I recall him saying that few days ago on air,
Speaker 9: So yes, I think at that moment it is that
Speaker 9: we're walking a fine line with the thunderstorms trying to go.
Speaker 2: To our south as opposed to kind of hanging there.
Speaker 9: So we're, yeah, we're going to be right on that
Speaker 9: balancing line a little bit.
Speaker 2: Uh. Which is which is for what he wants to
Speaker 2: do the worst because he doesn't know what it will
Speaker 2: be in or out?
Speaker 9: Yeah? Yeah, yeah exactly, And obviously the safe bed is in.
Speaker 2: But at the at that.
Speaker 9: Point, you know, it's uh on whether or not it
Speaker 9: rains in Lancaster overlooking the Lake Carrington or the Kentucky
Speaker 9: River wherever we're talking here, Uh is a game time decision.
Speaker 2: And let me ask you this, Chris, Let's say Chris
Speaker 2: Bailey's let's say Billy was Chris Bailey's son, and you
Speaker 2: know they have a big they've got a big surprise
Speaker 2: thing plan that has to be out side. Yeah, would
Speaker 2: you say today in or out? All right?
Speaker 7: I would be saying, so listen, your old man is
Speaker 7: gonna give you a little sage advice here, I would
Speaker 7: say that inside is much safer than the outside route because.
Speaker 2: Because here here, here's the thing with it.
Speaker 9: I mean, is there the chance that you could go
Speaker 9: all the way through six thirty or seven tomorrow and
Speaker 9: that wedding is over without you know, one of those
Speaker 9: thunderstorms hitting that exact spot tomorrow. Yes, but you look
Speaker 9: at what happened just here in Lexington two days ago,
Speaker 9: east end of town. We had four and a half
Speaker 9: inches of rain on Paris Pike. It didn't rain or
Speaker 9: drop at the Fayette Mall. So you know, you hope
Speaker 9: for Billy's sake, if you're going to be outside, you're
Speaker 9: in the Fayette Mall part of flank.
Speaker 2: Will he be on Paris Pike or will be this
Speaker 2: is what we're talking about, or or is he going
Speaker 2: to be right in the middle.
Speaker 9: He's going to be betwixt the two as we would.
Speaker 2: Mario gets rained on. Ryan does not what side of
Speaker 2: the aldi. That's right? All right? Hey, Chris Bley, Chris
Speaker 2: Mayley w k y T at Kentucky Weather on Twitter,
Speaker 2: thank you very much, my friend. You're welcome.
Speaker 9: And guys, if you're all outside of more need an update,
Speaker 9: text me, call me, We'll give you.
Speaker 3: Some play by play.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, thank you man, appreciate it.
Speaker 4: Wow, what do you do if.
Speaker 5: You're We're gonna ge drenched, aren't we?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I kind of feel like Chris is playing a nice
Speaker 3: I kind of think, I know, Billy, they're going to
Speaker 3: push it.
Speaker 2: Yes, they're going to push it. I think they're gonna try.
Speaker 4: It's hard headed, headed and so much playing has gone
Speaker 4: into this.
Speaker 2: I think he's going to push it. So I think
Speaker 2: it's we could get wet.
Speaker 3: I just got my my shoes reshined and polished for this.
Speaker 3: I need to change to boots.
Speaker 2: I think it could be a boot day. I think
Speaker 2: I think I've just changed. I think I'm gonna.
Speaker 4: Wear boot I'm definitely bringing an umbrellade wet.
Speaker 2: Ryan Lemon doing the prayer.
Speaker 3: On the body of water is the Dix River, So
Speaker 3: it's neither the Kentucky River. It is a tributary. It's
Speaker 3: Dick overlooking the Dicks River.
Speaker 4: That's part of the Kentucky River.
Speaker 3: Yes, and then.
Speaker 2: Because because a bunch of the listeners said that's what
Speaker 2: was there.
Speaker 3: Well, then the river leads into that right sure.
Speaker 2: Okay, by the way, a lot of people have said
Speaker 2: they they think it's neat that you're praying. They've asked
Speaker 2: if Mario can film your prayer? Would you be okay
Speaker 2: with that?
Speaker 4: Sure, just put your heads down, your eyes, your head,
Speaker 4: film doing that.
Speaker 2: I think you're allowed. God allows you to film it.
Speaker 2: God allows Mario. He gets a break for social media.
Speaker 5: I don't think God cares about social God.
Speaker 2: Has a prayer social media asterisk.
Speaker 5: He's up something.
Speaker 3: Churches stream every Sunday. Someone can run the camera points
Speaker 3: to help get the messages.
Speaker 2: Okay with that? Okay, I think that would be sweet.
Speaker 2: That's all will film though, Yeah, right back out