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Speaker 2: Welcome back out number two Kentucky Sports Radio.
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Speaker 5: your team, I've got a team, and I'm looking to expand,
Speaker 5: looking to expand. I've invited Hubby and Sarah see if
Speaker 5: they can come. We need to put the pressure on.
Speaker 2: Which I'm gonna try to pop in. You even gonna
Speaker 2: stop by for a little bit, would you like to?
Speaker 2: You probably could get a couple of people here to like,
Speaker 2: a couple of people in the listening on its play
Speaker 2: on your team.
Speaker 6: I'm good, I'm good, you know, but they might have
Speaker 6: a lot of knowledge. They probably have a lot more
Speaker 6: knowledge of me. I like to keep my circle tight.
Speaker 2: You have to keep your like to keep your circle tied.
Speaker 7: You don't want too many voices.
Speaker 5: Play sometimes when you playing tonight, you don't play you
Speaker 5: but you do play sometimes, don't you know?
Speaker 2: Okay, well, buffet parties. I thought you thought you did
Speaker 2: you get your questions ready? All right? No? But I
Speaker 2: will have them by seven o'clock. Yeah, so I'm uh,
Speaker 2: I'm ready to go. It's the third to last quick
Speaker 2: get close to the championship.
Speaker 5: Yes, so it should be should be fun real, just
Speaker 5: some breaking news.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you don't need to use them. No,
Speaker 2: it's not that big.
Speaker 5: But Lawrence Taylor, so Abdul Carter plays for the Giants.
Speaker 5: He got picked by the Giants third. He's sworn fifty
Speaker 5: six all his life. Lawrence Taylor what played for the
Speaker 5: Giants was number fifty six and they retired his his jersey.
Speaker 2: So Abduel Carter asked.
Speaker 5: Lawrence Taylor, Hey, man, uh, it would be an honor
Speaker 5: if you would let me wear your number fifty six jersey.
Speaker 2: Lawrence Taylor just today said no, okay, So what do
Speaker 2: we think is that poor form by Lawrence Taylor?
Speaker 5: I mean he asked you nicely, said it would be
Speaker 5: an honor. Said, because he's a linebacker like Lawrence Taylor,
Speaker 5: I could I could uh follow in your footsteps.
Speaker 2: Aleen with a here?
Speaker 7: I mean, would you retire my jersey for what if
Speaker 7: the guy ends up being a bust? Why am I
Speaker 7: gonna give come out of retirement just for him? Not
Speaker 7: knowing he's a sure thing, but don't you look like
Speaker 7: the man if you would. And this happened with the Titans.
Speaker 7: People were wondering if cam Ward would get number one
Speaker 7: because he's wanted at every level, and Warren Moon surprised
Speaker 7: him at the press conference and gave it to him.
Speaker 7: But there was no debate because it's sound like Warren
Speaker 7: Moon wasn't gonna do it. He ended up doing it.
Speaker 7: So in the same draft you have one legend gave
Speaker 7: it up to it to Ward and the other lt
Speaker 7: is hanging on to it.
Speaker 6: I kind of lean war with the Warren Moon move
Speaker 6: if the one can be the bigger person. I mean,
Speaker 6: when when is the last when we're gonna talk about
Speaker 6: Lawrence Taylor ever again? You know he was his he's
Speaker 6: in the Hall of Fame, but we haven't mentioned Lawrence
Speaker 6: Taylor the whole time I've been on this show.
Speaker 2: It's like the number three pickching.
Speaker 5: And it's not just some goober asking right, like this
Speaker 5: is a dude who's supposed.
Speaker 2: To be a star.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he was asked nicely, he declined nicely, has high number.
Speaker 4: We retired it, it's gonna stay retired.
Speaker 2: You're not retire I feel like the retirement number. If
Speaker 2: they retire my microphone one day and there's a guy
Speaker 2: who or a man or woman who's hired, that's like,
Speaker 2: you know, considered to be number one on the depth
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Speaker 2: the microphone. It's gonna be broken like all the other
Speaker 2: equipment here, but I would let them use it. Okay,
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Speaker 2: Okay, so they're bringing.
Speaker 5: Us the hats, yes, all right, nice, I've been I've
Speaker 5: been doing research on this.
Speaker 2: Simply joke. This is a simply beautiful Philly and you're
Speaker 2: not joking. Let me ask you a question. So a
Speaker 2: philly's a woman. What is a mayor? That's a male?
Speaker 2: Or is that a kid? No, that's that's a female.
Speaker 2: Yeah it's a mom. Okay, but what's the difference between
Speaker 2: a Philly and a mayor. Philly is the young, the
Speaker 2: young female, and the mayor is the older female.
Speaker 7: Yah, fully matured.
Speaker 2: So you you become a Philly to become a So
Speaker 2: it's like being a girl and a woman. I think so.
Speaker 2: So the Philly is a girl, the mayor is a woman. Yes,
Speaker 2: what a cult? What's a cult? Young boy? Young boy?
Speaker 2: And then what's a stallion? Older boy? So it's a
Speaker 2: cult to stallion. Huh, Philly to mate? You got it?
Speaker 2: So we have a Philly, We have a Philly, beautiful Philly.
Speaker 2: I was looking at the pictures last night. If you
Speaker 2: go to the app, there's pictures of the Philly galloped, okay,
Speaker 2: and I noticed stride looks great. Oh I was worried
Speaker 2: about the stride one from the other. I feel like
Speaker 2: it goes in the right order. How's her workout? Oh great? Yeah,
Speaker 2: fast into She was focused ten to one, which is good.
Speaker 5: Now when they when people start betting a lot, who
Speaker 5: knows what happened to odds could go up or down?
Speaker 5: I think right now, fourth or fifth choice, which is
Speaker 5: which actually is good?
Speaker 2: You know there's a heavy favorite in this race. We
Speaker 2: don't like.
Speaker 5: That that horse. Okay, that horse is that horse is
Speaker 5: a communist. Well, but we're gonna come we're other horses.
Speaker 5: All right, Well, horse play here saying.
Speaker 2: Okay to talk trash to the other horse.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we're gonna talk all the trash to every horse.
Speaker 5: But we're ready for simply joking. And uh, I think
Speaker 5: you know, here's a chance. I think of what happens
Speaker 5: if if we win. First of all, we'll have her party.
Speaker 2: Oh yes.
Speaker 5: Secondly, uh, what's the you know you do roses for
Speaker 5: the derby?
Speaker 2: What do you get for? Is it lily? I'm gonna
Speaker 2: put on a coat of lily.
Speaker 7: You are if we win? If we win the oaths
Speaker 7: I looked up. I'm more of a lineage. That's how
Speaker 7: I know how my horses are doing. And tell me
Speaker 7: about the parents. The sire, which is the dad is
Speaker 7: practical joke, mom, Mom was imply I feel like they
Speaker 7: did good things.
Speaker 2: I liked.
Speaker 7: I remember when they got together.
Speaker 2: Practical joke in all seriousness is like one of the
Speaker 2: really good sires, you know, male, It was like, practical
Speaker 2: jokes is kind of like the Elon musk.
Speaker 5: Just keep producing, Okay, children left and right of the.
Speaker 7: Of the of the world and Grand Sire, which is
Speaker 7: the thing was into the mischief, into Mischief.
Speaker 2: So I really like I like the song into the
Speaker 2: Mystic see.
Speaker 7: I just I'm big on the generations before U the
Speaker 7: horses too, and I like the lineag cheer like the
Speaker 7: family treat So uh Walt Whitman, the.
Speaker 2: Trainer Whitworth, there's a story about him in the in
Speaker 2: the Courier today.
Speaker 5: He also has a horse in the derby. So this
Speaker 5: is his chance to kind of get a one two
Speaker 5: punch in Kentucky. And so I'm looking forward to it.
Speaker 7: I know his brother He texted me after the show
Speaker 7: said he liked the excitement. If we wanted to go early, brother, yeah, oh,
Speaker 7: we'll tell him to. We know the family. He invited
Speaker 7: us early in the morning to know go see, I said.
Speaker 5: They they invited us Thursday morning to go for the
Speaker 5: workout at five thirty am.
Speaker 2: I respectfully decline, thank.
Speaker 7: You for the tune, said, we're not We're more of
Speaker 7: the afternoon rides.
Speaker 5: I was like, when they take a more leisurely ride
Speaker 5: later in the day. I say this all the time, Shannon,
Speaker 5: why do these horses have to get up so e?
Speaker 2: I don't know the race is at six o'clock. Yeah,
Speaker 2: why not work them out when the races? Why do
Speaker 2: they work them out so early in the morning.
Speaker 4: I gotta blame the trainers. The trainers are the one
Speaker 4: probably wasting.
Speaker 2: Them what they all do. Explain to me why they
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 6: I can understand doing it during a meat because their
Speaker 6: horses are racing in the afternoon.
Speaker 2: But during the non meat times, why are they still racing?
Speaker 2: So is that why they do it. Maybe it's the
Speaker 2: only time they can get the track. That may be
Speaker 2: what it is.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but like what about like in August when Churchill
Speaker 6: Down is not running or whatever, why do they still
Speaker 6: got to run early in the morning.
Speaker 2: Horses ours people are very early morning people. And that
Speaker 2: that's not me. It's the hardest thing about the industry
Speaker 2: to me.
Speaker 7: Well, just in sports really, Like last night, I'm watching
Speaker 7: the Warriors, Like no one said you want to come
Speaker 7: watch Steph Curry breakfast and stretch and so I'm good,
Speaker 7: I'll wait for the real thing. I'll trust you that he's.
Speaker 5: The Warriors don't practice at six am. They practice later
Speaker 5: in the day. Kobe used to you'd work out like a.
Speaker 7: Five Frederick Douglas football another example, they wake me up,
Speaker 7: what are we doing? The game's not the seven.
Speaker 5: Yesterday I had some people write me they were watching
Speaker 5: the Netflix show.
Speaker 2: These are people in the horse industry, huh.
Speaker 5: And they were like, I don't like that the that
Speaker 5: the Netflix show focused on these people, Ripoli and the
Speaker 5: Tayan Miami guy. They're not representative of the industry. And
Speaker 5: I wanted to write those people and say, but that's
Speaker 5: the point.
Speaker 2: They're entertaining. I mean, this is it TV show. Like,
Speaker 2: they don't just want people who are like yep, I
Speaker 2: like quatching that goal horse, like, they want people who
Speaker 2: are big personalities because they're trying to bring in people.
Speaker 2: So I think it's good for the industry.
Speaker 5: Like you want a dude like the Miami guy so
Speaker 5: that people can hate him, and you know that's what
Speaker 5: you want.
Speaker 2: I finished it last night.
Speaker 6: The first three episodes with those two guys in it
Speaker 6: are much better than the last three episodes that they're
Speaker 6: not in because they're just entertaining.
Speaker 2: Dude, they're entertaining, Like Kenny McPeak is in it.
Speaker 5: He's a great guy and it's neat to watch him,
Speaker 5: but his personality is not as big as those dudes. Yeah,
Speaker 5: you know your guy John Stewart with.
Speaker 2: His speakeasies, he's he's he's got like a lot when
Speaker 2: he's fighting with that guy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like episode four is the Derby, five is the Preakness,
Speaker 6: and six is the Belmont. Until they concentrate on those
Speaker 6: people and are the douchebags are already out of.
Speaker 7: Stop saying that seven two days?
Speaker 2: Just d d who's up next? Shots to Mitch, I
Speaker 2: hope you'll join us on the join Commonwealth. Uh. And
Speaker 2: I think they sold like ten percent of the horse history.
Speaker 2: That's crazy, I know. Go ahead, who'd you say, Mitch? Mitch?
Speaker 2: Go ahead, Mitch.
Speaker 9: Well, hello, simply joking fellow owners, because I bought some
Speaker 9: of that stuff yesterday.
Speaker 2: There you go, there go with's a sport of key, bitch.
Speaker 9: I'm going to give you a two questions answered, an
Speaker 9: AI question or a history question.
Speaker 2: Give me the one you like the best. All right.
Speaker 9: So I work for Microsoft and we've been told to
Speaker 9: use AI in interesting ways, and I'm building a formula
Speaker 9: to pick horses. The problem is I picked better than
Speaker 9: it did in the Bluegrass Steakes? Would you or anyone
Speaker 9: on the show use AI to do betting? Or even
Speaker 9: say Drew writing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean people do use AI for betting. I
Speaker 5: think AI for riding. I appreciate the call. I don't
Speaker 5: think AI for writing is yet as good as as
Speaker 5: a good writer. Here's what I've learned from AI from writing,
Speaker 5: because my students try to get away with doing it.
Speaker 5: If a kid is a bad writer, AI is better
Speaker 5: than that. But if they're a good writer, it's not
Speaker 5: as good yet. Now maybe one day that's going to
Speaker 5: change when the technology gets better.
Speaker 2: But I still think you.
Speaker 5: Can tell AI writing because it's not quite And then
Speaker 5: when I have a kid who can't write at all,
Speaker 5: and then all of a sudden it looks good, I'm like,
Speaker 5: you cheated on this, I can tell. So I think
Speaker 5: with gambling, the AI stuff is works pretty well, actually,
Speaker 5: if you know what you're doing.
Speaker 7: I follow a Twitter account who says he does AI
Speaker 7: for his picks, and he has a pretty good record.
Speaker 7: I have no idea how that works on writing. That
Speaker 7: would be a good way to get me fired, so
Speaker 7: I'm not using that. I do think there'll be a
Speaker 7: day where robots are doing the blogging and I'm at
Speaker 7: the I'm in line looking for jobs. But I've had
Speaker 7: people in the UK sphere take one of my articles,
Speaker 7: completely copy it and run through AI and put it
Speaker 7: on their own website.
Speaker 5: There is one UK website that basically just does that.
Speaker 5: They take articles from other sides, put it into the
Speaker 5: AI thing and then just change the words. And there
Speaker 5: was pretty low.
Speaker 7: There was one I won't say who, but they didn't
Speaker 7: do enough checking because at the end I said thank
Speaker 7: you for joining us on KSR and my article is
Speaker 7: about an interview we did and they left that in there. Well,
Speaker 7: no way, really pretty obvious.
Speaker 5: Well, one person writes, Matt, I got home from last
Speaker 5: night and my son looked at me and said, Mom,
Speaker 5: what is a?
Speaker 2: And then that the right word Ryan just used. Thanks
Speaker 2: a lot, Ryan, Or we're educating young minds. I don't
Speaker 2: know that they need to know about that at this
Speaker 2: stage of their lives. So I can go just climb
Speaker 2: a dB better better, got you? Better gotcha. He'll be
Speaker 2: there as well at the Oaks.
Speaker 5: If I'm nine two eight oh twenty two eighty seven,
Speaker 5: we'll take a break right back to chaos. O.
Speaker 2: What is this song? Shannon?
Speaker 8: Have you not hear the old gray Mayor? She ain't
Speaker 8: what she used to be?
Speaker 2: No, there's kind of music here. How about Ryan?
Speaker 4: How have you never heard this song? I mean this
Speaker 4: feels like something you would listen to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, kind of your kind of music? Who is this?
Speaker 2: Are you? Are you being serious? Like I should know this? Yes?
Speaker 2: Who's it by?
Speaker 4: I mean there's I don't know who wrote it originally,
Speaker 4: but I mean this is somebody I've never heard of it,
Speaker 4: but I've heard this song.
Speaker 2: I've never this is a song. You think I should
Speaker 2: have heard? Great Mayor? Yeah? What he used to be? Okay,
Speaker 2: you're shaking your head?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: So how does.
Speaker 5: Everybody know like I do know songs like this? You're
Speaker 5: who's the who's singing this?
Speaker 2: Right now?
Speaker 4: This right here is Tex Fletcher who I don't know
Speaker 4: who it is, but I'm not, but I'm talking about
Speaker 4: the song itself.
Speaker 2: I don't think I should know that.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Guarantee you like I even know this song?
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, everybody listening?
Speaker 2: Do you know the song the old Gray Mary? What
Speaker 2: you Okay? So a lot of people I've never heard,
Speaker 2: never heard this song, and I like horses and arable
Speaker 2: old country views. Wow? All right, fair enough? Oh?
Speaker 5: I need we need something real quick on Friday because
Speaker 5: I didn't think.
Speaker 2: I didn't know I.
Speaker 5: Was gonna be like owning a horse, right, So I
Speaker 5: was not planning on going to the Oaks because of that.
Speaker 5: Drew and Ryan and I do not have press credentials.
Speaker 5: Mario actually does oddly, but Drew.
Speaker 2: And Ryan and I do not. So we need a
Speaker 2: place next to Churchill Downs to do the show.
Speaker 5: Okay, because we can't get into Churchill Downs to do
Speaker 5: the show. We can get in to go to the race,
Speaker 5: but we can't like set up equipment. But I need
Speaker 5: to be next to Churchill Downs because as soon as
Speaker 5: the show is over, I need to get over there.
Speaker 2: So here's what I'm asking. This is a rare opportunity.
Speaker 5: We will do the show either at your place of
Speaker 5: business or honestly in your.
Speaker 2: House free yard.
Speaker 5: Oh boy, you just Monique just looked up. But we
Speaker 5: will if you're within like a couple of bucks. Now,
Speaker 5: if you live like two miles away, I live two
Speaker 5: miles away, I can do it. I mean like in
Speaker 5: the surrounding area. And you'd like to have us do
Speaker 5: the show Friday. Here's what we need though. We need
Speaker 5: to have a hard line internet connection. Yea, you've got
Speaker 5: the cord right, yep. So we've got the cord if
Speaker 5: you don't have a long enough cord, but we need
Speaker 5: a hard line internet connection.
Speaker 2: What happened to the other thing.
Speaker 6: They're using it at Churchill Downs. They came and got
Speaker 6: it and they're using it Churchill Down.
Speaker 5: So if you've got that and you'd like to host us,
Speaker 5: wait till the show's over.
Speaker 2: And text the text machine seven seven two seven seven
Speaker 2: four five through five four.
Speaker 5: But we will bring the show to your house or
Speaker 5: place a business. Now if we come, you can't like
Speaker 5: invite everybuff.
Speaker 2: You canvite a couple people and like, we'll be nice,
Speaker 2: but we would like if it's okay, this would help
Speaker 2: us because we right.
Speaker 5: Now don't really have anywhere to do it. Close to
Speaker 5: the show, close to the track.
Speaker 7: Joy, someone out there is listening, they'll be tailgating in anyway, if.
Speaker 5: You have a business, I'll say thank you to so
Speaker 5: and so for having this. Right you can't promote it,
Speaker 5: We can't do that, like it can't be an ad.
Speaker 5: But we'll come do it and I'll be eternally grateful,
Speaker 5: and I'll even give you tickets to a Red's game.
Speaker 5: And you don't even have to ask if you want
Speaker 5: Red Sox game, not the Red Sox game.
Speaker 2: Ron'll bring donuts, so all right, yeah, you'll bring donuts.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 6: Some of my favorite parts going to the Oaks or
Speaker 6: Derby is walking to and from and you go through
Speaker 6: those neighborhoods, robins streets selling fish, sandwiches and cokes and
Speaker 6: mint gillups and everything.
Speaker 2: So maybe we'll be writing a thick of all that.
Speaker 7: I told Matt during the break. My favorite part of
Speaker 7: Derby is the walk back. We stop at all the
Speaker 7: after parties. Huh, people just out handing out food.
Speaker 2: But you do have to have a hard wire internet.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I know it will be hard to get a
Speaker 5: signal around the around the track, so we do have
Speaker 5: to have a heart. If you have that, we'll take
Speaker 5: care everything else and we'll do it and I'll be
Speaker 5: eternally grateful. And you can host KSR at your house
Speaker 5: or business. Who's up next? Shit, Joe, Joe, Go ahead, Joe.
Speaker 5: My mom says she knows that song too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, crazy, all right, go ahead, Joe.
Speaker 10: Hey man, last week I got to ask anything. I
Speaker 10: had one of those types of questions for Ryan, similar
Speaker 10: to what you did first hour, but with a real
Speaker 10: estate question. But while I was on hold, I pulled
Speaker 10: a Chipotle ball off the top shelf of my fridge
Speaker 10: and it slipped out of my hand. Rice pico beans
Speaker 10: from about five feet six feet high all over the
Speaker 10: kitchen floor. And I'm still clearing off a week later,
Speaker 10: and I'm wondering inside something liquid based like a steward soup.
Speaker 10: What's the worst kind of food you can drop from
Speaker 10: about five and a half feet up?
Speaker 2: What a bizarre question.
Speaker 6: I appreciate the call an egg an egg, Yeah, appreciate
Speaker 6: glops together.
Speaker 2: You can't g loop it up and it's gloopy. That's
Speaker 2: gloop is gloopy? Yeah, well it described it.
Speaker 7: You broke four different ways in one sentence. It was impressive.
Speaker 2: It was actually an impressive grammar thing by you. No,
Speaker 2: I like an egg. That's a good ad and it
Speaker 2: doesn't wipe up clean everything. What's nasty to clean up blood?
Speaker 2: When you put your hand through a window? Because you know,
Speaker 2: I still a recovering from this. Yeah, but like when
Speaker 2: you when I was in that house, remember I was
Speaker 2: trying to close the door. My hand went through the window.
Speaker 5: When I pulled it back out, I know y'all are
Speaker 5: eating I'm sorry. I'm sorry about this, but it went
Speaker 5: everywhere in the kitchen, it was.
Speaker 2: It was not a good scene.
Speaker 7: All the way around Eastern weekend, we had family over
Speaker 7: and I went to make coffee and as I turned around,
Speaker 7: I hadn't set it up completely and it was just
Speaker 7: pouring all over my kitchen floor and all over the house.
Speaker 2: That was fun. Did you hear what happened in Spain
Speaker 2: and Portugal yesterday? Tell me about it.
Speaker 5: Almost the entirety of Spain and Portugal went out like
Speaker 5: lost all day. Madrid, Lisbon, Porto, Barcelona kept it, but
Speaker 5: pretty much all of Portugal and like three four Suspain.
Speaker 2: The electric grid went off.
Speaker 5: It was in the middle of the work day and
Speaker 5: it was out until that night. And there was apparently
Speaker 5: in Madrid and Lisbon, absolute chaos. The traffic lights stopped working,
Speaker 5: the cell phone stopped working, public transportation, which is a
Speaker 5: big thing there, stopped working, and so the whole city
Speaker 5: and nobody because of all that, nobody knew what happened,
Speaker 5: And apparently, especially in Madrid, it was chaos, people panicking,
Speaker 5: not really know what was going on. So I was thinking, like,
Speaker 5: let's put that in American terms. If New York just
Speaker 5: lost power and the entire East Coast lost power and
Speaker 5: didn't have a way to check their cell phone or anything,
Speaker 5: or to take the subway or all of that. What
Speaker 5: happens in twenty twenty four, I mean that happened two
Speaker 5: that twenty five, That happened on nine to eleven, but
Speaker 5: people weren't as dependent on cell phones and stuff. Then
Speaker 5: what if it happened now no power, couldn't check TV?
Speaker 2: And your immediate thoughts.
Speaker 6: I think if you're it's a terrorist attack at some point,
Speaker 6: I think that's a lot of people probably would immediately
Speaker 6: go to it's another terrorists.
Speaker 5: It would be kind of like, just think about if
Speaker 5: that happened in that moment, what you would do.
Speaker 2: You you can't turn on the television, all the powers out,
Speaker 2: you don't even know who to ask, You're in a
Speaker 2: huge city. I think the only thing you could do
Speaker 2: is get on the radio. But it would have to
Speaker 2: be a battery operated radio. You couldn't even listen on
Speaker 2: your phone or plug it in, so you would have
Speaker 2: to have a battery operated radio. But even the radio station,
Speaker 2: we'd be out of power.
Speaker 7: Is the technology changed on the radio side to where
Speaker 7: they would need it.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I just I think it would kind
Speaker 2: of be chaos, don't you think.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's a good example to keep listening to radio.
Speaker 7: I mean, we see what happens just when, like the
Speaker 7: flights have an issue and the whole country stops moving
Speaker 7: for a few minutes.
Speaker 5: Well, apparently Madrid yesterday, which I've been to, that's a
Speaker 5: massive city. I just can't imagine what that and it
Speaker 5: didn't fix for like eight hours. So it'd be interesting
Speaker 5: to be part of that. Get back to our roots,
Speaker 5: as you mean, rather not find out, we'll take a
Speaker 5: break right back.
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Speaker 8: Here's Matt Jones.
Speaker 5: Apparently Old Gray Mayor Shannon is one of the the fight.
Speaker 2: Songs for Murray State.
Speaker 8: I didn't know that.
Speaker 2: It feels like a horrible fight.
Speaker 8: I just know it from my childhood.
Speaker 2: I thought, everybody, but think about what a horrible fights
Speaker 2: on that would be. The old Gray Mayor ain't what
Speaker 2: he used to be. Oh here we come, here, we
Speaker 2: come to beat you.
Speaker 5: Not as good as we used to be, but we're
Speaker 5: here a little, but I'm as good once as I
Speaker 5: ever was. All Right, that's an interesting, interesting fight song
Speaker 5: for Murray State eight twenty two eighty seven. Text Machine,
Speaker 5: you all out of here seven seven two seven seven
Speaker 5: four five two five four. So before we go back
Speaker 5: to the phone, we got to talk about the latest
Speaker 5: on the Belichick thing. Oh my goodness. TMZ reports that
Speaker 5: in addition to the girlfriend interrupting and asking questions, at
Speaker 5: one point during the interview, she stormed out, left for
Speaker 5: thirty minutes and looked at Bill Belichick, assuming he would
Speaker 5: come as well. The interview paused for him to go
Speaker 5: talk to her, and then they came back, and when
Speaker 5: they came back, that was when we see the video
Speaker 5: of her interrupting the question, but she stormed out.
Speaker 2: The thing also said he showed up at the interview.
Speaker 5: It was for his book, and there was no one
Speaker 5: from North Carolina and no one from the book company there.
Speaker 5: It was just him and his girlfriend and Tony Dakopple
Speaker 5: thought it was so awkward that they stopped the interview early.
Speaker 5: And then they were supposed to interview anhim walking on
Speaker 5: the football field and they just canceled.
Speaker 2: That part of the interview.
Speaker 6: She's making him seem like he's incapable of making his
Speaker 6: own decisions.
Speaker 5: And it sounds like what they said they did with
Speaker 5: Joe Biden during the election. And I say that as
Speaker 5: someone who likes Joe Biden. But when you hear some
Speaker 5: of the stories about how they were very careful, how
Speaker 5: they used Eimon, which they talked to him and all that,
Speaker 5: he doesn't strike me as not having his faculties.
Speaker 6: But they're making it appear that way. The way she's
Speaker 6: acting to me is way. It does seem a little
Speaker 6: bit like that.
Speaker 7: You know, I'm impressed with her audacity to do all
Speaker 7: this stuff. I mean, and the story notes. You know,
Speaker 7: normally in those interviews, like a publicist would come yeah,
Speaker 7: like other people in the camp.
Speaker 5: Well, when I was going when I wrote my book before,
Speaker 5: remember I was supposed to do like a three week
Speaker 5: press tour and then COVID canceled it, and I was
Speaker 5: supposed to do all these things, and there was going
Speaker 5: to be someone from the book company with me at
Speaker 5: every stop.
Speaker 2: And I'm low on the total punk.
Speaker 5: So presumably for Belichick, he might have had a ton
Speaker 5: of people on the total on the on the and
Speaker 5: none of them end up going.
Speaker 2: That team almost.
Speaker 7: A TBS TMZ story noted how like CBS executives had
Speaker 7: to step in and figure out how to even you know,
Speaker 7: turn the interview into something because it was so awkward,
Speaker 7: Like it took like an all hands on deck, how
Speaker 7: we're going to make this package.
Speaker 5: So, Shannon, you've been like all about this relationship. You've
Speaker 5: been like Bill Belichick is. I'm happy for him. He's
Speaker 5: seventy one, he's got this young, beautiful woman. As this
Speaker 5: stuff starts coming out, still happy for him, starting to
Speaker 5: wonder about it, like where are you on?
Speaker 2: Where are you on it? Now?
Speaker 8: I still like it.
Speaker 4: I call him Beta Bill because you know, I thought
Speaker 4: that he was once this guy that was a big,
Speaker 4: you know, authority figure, and now it just takes a
Speaker 4: twenty four year old woman to run his life apparently.
Speaker 2: But you still you still think it's positive.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, it's seventy four.
Speaker 8: He's got a twenty four year old girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Think about all this. I don't understand. I don't understand
Speaker 2: why they won't why they won't say how they met again?
Speaker 2: Is there maybe something to the story not accurate? I
Speaker 2: heard a rumor. Okay, this is just a rumor. This
Speaker 2: is not fact.
Speaker 5: It's a rumor that part of that when they met,
Speaker 5: maybe he like signed her textbook.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that's part of the story.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we've heard that.
Speaker 2: That's like out there. Yeah, oh it is. Yeah.
Speaker 7: I thought that was the story of how they met.
Speaker 7: She got his autograph and that's how they started talking.
Speaker 2: So why change it now? Though?
Speaker 5: I mean, that's weird enough. Why would you change it?
Speaker 5: Why not just go with that?
Speaker 6: I don't know why they're trying to change the narrative.
Speaker 6: And that's why I said, you know, this guy respected man.
Speaker 6: His reputation in the NFL is great, But now it's
Speaker 6: making it appear that he can't make decisions on his
Speaker 6: own without her right there.
Speaker 2: North Carolina football decisions now.
Speaker 5: Story says North Carolina. People are starting to become concerned
Speaker 5: about it. I just keep thinking about, like TJ. Bisner
Speaker 5: is one of these people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like TJ. I mean.
Speaker 5: It would be like Shannon being one of the people,
Speaker 5: Like this is TJ is working there.
Speaker 2: You know, if you were North Carolina. It's not just
Speaker 2: that North Carolina is a college. It's also like a
Speaker 2: prestigious academic cause, one of the best public colleges in America.
Speaker 7: You know, I think that unc things crazier than the interview.
Speaker 7: The interview is getting all the attention because it was
Speaker 7: on CBS. But what coach has their girlfriend c seed
Speaker 7: on every email and is involved on every redecision that
Speaker 7: that probably doesn't happen anywhere. And then you added the
Speaker 7: legend Bill Belichick who couldn't be told anything for many
Speaker 7: years and she's twenty five.
Speaker 4: Yeah, how long before Ryan ads yoga girl to our
Speaker 4: group text on everything?
Speaker 2: I think that would be great.
Speaker 5: Let me ask you this, would you watch a reality
Speaker 5: show of these two?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yes? Yes? Or yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Like I would watch it tomorrow. I am, I am,
Speaker 5: I'll be honest, like people can roll their eyes. I
Speaker 5: am fascinated by it.
Speaker 6: But your comparison to Biden is good, and I think
Speaker 6: that's done. North Carolina maybe should be concerned that maybe
Speaker 6: he is slip when.
Speaker 2: He talks, he doesn't sound like he's slippy. Yeah, but you.
Speaker 5: Know, there would be moments with Joe Biden where it
Speaker 5: didn't sound like like when he gave that State of
Speaker 5: the Union speech and it seemed like he was on cocaine.
Speaker 2: You remember when he got up there and he was
Speaker 2: if you had just.
Speaker 5: Seen that, you would think he was completely like good.
Speaker 5: But I I don't think it's that.
Speaker 2: I just think she's just very controlling and allows her
Speaker 2: to be he does. He seems totally fine with it.
Speaker 8: So I like that she was butting in on like football.
Speaker 2: They asked her, They asked a football question and she
Speaker 2: butts it.
Speaker 8: No, No, that's not how That's not where.
Speaker 2: We do this. We don't. Don't be saying that.
Speaker 7: She can have a headset on on the side.
Speaker 2: You know what I want. I want her to have
Speaker 2: a headset. I want listen, here's why. If she has
Speaker 2: a headset.
Speaker 5: On the sideline, I'm just gonna salute the woman and
Speaker 5: go nice job.
Speaker 7: She was on the field for their spring practice. She's
Speaker 7: like on the field with the coaches.
Speaker 2: If great, she's like to coach, gets one of those
Speaker 2: iPads out, she's pointing. Do you think she'd be on
Speaker 2: the side line of the booth? I think she's she's's
Speaker 2: next Megan, Megan, go ahead, Megan.
Speaker 12: Hey, guys, first time call her A long time with
Speaker 12: stern who I have two questions. So Number one, have
Speaker 12: you all heard any updates on Travis Perry? Okay, Number two,
Speaker 12: My husband and I were going to the Reds and
Speaker 12: Guardians game, and while we beat the breaks off the Reds,
Speaker 12: I wanted to know if there was any fun activities
Speaker 12: that you guys would recommend.
Speaker 5: Well, first of all, let's do the Travis Perry thing.
Speaker 5: What is the latest on Travis Perry? Old Miss is
Speaker 5: recruiting meam Florida, Alabama. A lot of other school Maryland's
Speaker 5: in the mix now. Yeah, apparently Old Miss and Maryland
Speaker 5: from what I understand, have sort of made them the
Speaker 5: largest priority. You know, he turned out Old Miss once.
Speaker 5: I think if you were to just make a bet,
Speaker 5: wouldn't you bet it's Old Miss In the end, I.
Speaker 7: Thought they'd been the leader since the moment got in
Speaker 7: the portal And now I don't know any updates since
Speaker 7: he's been taking all these visits. But even if you
Speaker 7: go back to his high school recruitment, you could draw
Speaker 7: like a radius around Lyon County and they were on
Speaker 7: considering things within driving distance and Oxford. I don't know
Speaker 7: if he still has that mindset this time around, but Oxford,
Speaker 7: from Westernkentucky is only about an hour an hour and
Speaker 7: a half more than Lexington. Yeah, so I think if
Speaker 7: they're still considering proximity at home. That only helps the
Speaker 7: old mis case compared to some of these others he's
Speaker 7: looking at. But I don't know if he still has
Speaker 7: that same mindsets he did in his.
Speaker 5: High Let's say he goes to Old Miss. Do you
Speaker 5: think he does he start at a.
Speaker 2: School like that.
Speaker 6: If it can be tough, because like he's still donna
Speaker 6: have to guard the fears and Seers and the butler's
Speaker 6: in the world and the sec point guards.
Speaker 5: I mean, imagine him trying to guard Jalen Lowe, like
Speaker 5: he's not gonna be able to do.
Speaker 2: It to be a long day.
Speaker 7: There's talk that Maryland wants him to start. I don't
Speaker 7: think Chris Beard would want him start. Chris Beard probably
Speaker 7: just needs depth, and he's like.
Speaker 2: I mean that, you know. It is, however, a different
Speaker 2: style of basketball that might be a little more akin
Speaker 2: to how he would want to play.
Speaker 7: I also find it interesting that just about everybody that's
Speaker 7: calling him saw him last year. You know, Maryland's Williams too.
Speaker 7: He didn't play a ton in that a n n H.
Speaker 7: A lot of people saw him. I know Kentucky fans
Speaker 7: have been critical of him being able to play at
Speaker 7: a certain level, but it's the opposing coaches that are
Speaker 7: wanting him.
Speaker 5: As far as before a Reds game, I mean the
Speaker 5: banks area right there, there's a ton of like bars
Speaker 5: and stuff. There's not like a whole lot to look at.
Speaker 5: Stadium's really nice. You know, it depends on where you're
Speaker 5: sitting as to where I would say you should, uh
Speaker 5: should hang out. They've got good nachos down on the
Speaker 5: left field line.
Speaker 2: What are you laughing at? A good tip right there?
Speaker 5: Where of the best nachos are is down the left
Speaker 5: field line. You know, the food situation there could be better.
Speaker 5: It's one thing I think they should work on. It's
Speaker 5: better this year than it was last year, but it's
Speaker 5: still still could be better. But it's a good it's
Speaker 5: a good atmosphere.
Speaker 2: And then in the seventh inning, stand up and sing Cincinnati,
Speaker 2: Ohio last night, they only played it for like four seconds.
Speaker 2: I wonder if they're trying to get rid of it.
Speaker 2: Oh were you up? Were you up?
Speaker 7: And singing?
Speaker 2: I did?
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Speaker 2: Yes, true, we didn't get to talk about you were
Speaker 2: an actor.
Speaker 7: I was well, not was still. I would say, yeah,
Speaker 7: how did it go? It went very well, had a
Speaker 7: lot of fun. It was very informal. So if you know,
Speaker 7: if you slipped up there wasn't too much pressure. But
Speaker 7: I'll say when I when I signed up, I wasn't
Speaker 7: sure what I'm getting myself into. But you know, memorizing
Speaker 7: lines isn't easy. I didn't even have that many, and
Speaker 7: I put a lot of work into getting it done. Also,
Speaker 7: just knowing where you're supposed to be staying, which which
Speaker 7: way to go off the stage, come on to the stage.
Speaker 2: Exit stage. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I heard through the grapevine Shannon that Drew was had
Speaker 5: a queue where he was supposed to come on the
Speaker 5: air and he come on the set and he didn't
Speaker 5: And it turns out he was at the bar.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, that's not true.
Speaker 2: It's kind of true.
Speaker 7: So my first my first scene scene for I'm dancing
Speaker 7: by myself. I'm at the Jubilee and then I kind
Speaker 7: of pimp walk over to Juliette and start hitting on her.
Speaker 7: And I was so worried about getting all my lines right,
Speaker 7: and I nailed my lines. I was supposed to go
Speaker 7: stand off to the side of the stage, which I did.
Speaker 7: I forgot I wasn't supposed to completely. I did go
Speaker 7: to the bar while I was still supposed to be
Speaker 7: on scene, and I was watching the scene on TV,
Speaker 7: and I remembered, oh, yeah, I'm still supposed to be
Speaker 7: out there.
Speaker 2: So I just tiptoed back on.
Speaker 7: And winked at the director and we were all good.
Speaker 7: But I was way in the back corner.
Speaker 2: It happens sometimes.
Speaker 5: I mean, I've been to productions of Hamlet where sometimes
Speaker 5: Hamlet just forgets to be there, and it's at the bar.
Speaker 2: Lady Macbeth similer so focused on my lines I forgot.
Speaker 2: Don't completely leave.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you do need to try to stay on stage.
Speaker 5: Simply joking down.
Speaker 2: To five to one in twenty four hours. I'm just saying,
Speaker 2: you're in golf. It's the favorite. Wouldn't it be funny?
Speaker 2: Upon the broadcast they're like, why is this horse the favorite?
Speaker 2: What has happened that has made this horse the favor?
Speaker 2: On my play?
Speaker 7: You did get a shout out with an improv. I
Speaker 7: had to yell something sir to Juliette's dad, I forget
Speaker 7: something capulate maybe anyway, he said, I'm not Matt Jones.
Speaker 7: You don't have to call me sir. He improveed. There
Speaker 7: was a lot of going off script at the end
Speaker 7: when I die. I don't think this was in Bill
Speaker 7: Shakespeare's original version. But in my sword fight, Romeo goes
Speaker 7: look Rick Patino and I turn around them and get stabbed.
Speaker 7: So as it went on, people were were getting a
Speaker 7: little loose with their lines.
Speaker 2: Fair enough.
Speaker 6: Have you seen Drew's pimpwalk though, that's been the star
Speaker 6: of the show on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot of people liked it. Well, I heard
Speaker 2: you did a good job.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 7: Where's a lot of money? That was the point. It
Speaker 7: was for charity.
Speaker 2: We had a lot of fun. I'll do it again.
Speaker 7: I recommended Ryan for next year. You better take them
Speaker 7: up on it.
Speaker 2: Oh well, I think you'd be good at that. Who's
Speaker 2: up next year, Jamie, Jamie, go ahead.
Speaker 11: Jamie, yes, sir. On some of your questions earlier, Patterly,
Speaker 11: is it the Queen Greenville in Central City?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 11: The second question that y'all was talking about, Travis Perry
Speaker 11: should have went to Maryland over the weekend. They've offered
Speaker 11: twice as much as anybody else has.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 11: Third, the racetrack opens at five thirty of the morning.
Speaker 11: They've got hundreds of horses to get out. They can't
Speaker 11: get them out of all at the same time. So
Speaker 11: the Derby flash creaked this horses. They shut the track
Speaker 11: down from everybody from seven to fifteen to seven thirty.
Speaker 11: And those horses are the only ones that work out
Speaker 11: for It's not anybody else out there, a bunch of horses, Sir.
Speaker 2: I feel like you.
Speaker 5: I feel you said all of that was such confidence
Speaker 5: that I feel like all of it's true. You're seven fifteen. Well,
Speaker 5: how do you know how Travis Perry was offered from Maryland?
Speaker 2: Though? That feels like a very specific thing for you
Speaker 2: to know.
Speaker 11: Well, I do know. I'm going to play golf with
Speaker 11: him in two weeks.
Speaker 2: Okay, down, I believe you. I believe you.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Okay, Well he won this tournament. Down to here,
Speaker 11: shot nineteen under out Lake Shore.
Speaker 5: Like to get Travis Parry? Hang on, you say, Travis
Speaker 5: Perry shot nineteen hunder.
Speaker 9: The team did?
Speaker 2: Oh? The team?
Speaker 11: Okay, that's fault scramble. We're good and he's going to
Speaker 11: play again the nineteenth. And I'm on a phone call
Speaker 11: from Wagners Pharmacy there in Louisville for y'all to do the.
Speaker 2: Nice radio Sir. I like I like everything about you.
Speaker 2: I like you.
Speaker 5: I like your your confidence. You're you're helping the show.
Speaker 5: What was your name again?
Speaker 2: Jamie. Is that right? Yes, sir Jamie, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: You're a nice fella. I appreciate it.
Speaker 11: Okay, mad if I get it pulled off a Wagners,
Speaker 11: do you want me to call y'all back for you, dude?
Speaker 5: Send the text to the text machine seven seven two
Speaker 5: seven seven four five two five for you. Do that
Speaker 5: and then if we can. Wagners would be a great
Speaker 5: place if they have a hookup for us. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 5: thank you very much, appreciate it. There you go to
Speaker 5: Medicinelle guy there. I did doubt one thing that dude said.
Speaker 5: He said that was such confidence did How could you?
Speaker 5: How could you not? Somebody asked on the text machine,
Speaker 5: we're talking about Harry Trent Noah.
Speaker 2: What is his peak?
Speaker 5: Like, let's say he hits his peak, this is the
Speaker 5: best Trent Noah can be. Give me give me a
Speaker 5: analogy of how good a player like?
Speaker 2: What is Trent Noah's peak?
Speaker 7: Well, first, let's not forget he's he's built beautifully. I
Speaker 7: believe this is what Mark Pope said a few weeks ago.
Speaker 2: Beautiful.
Speaker 7: I could see him, Uh, you know, if he gets
Speaker 7: in the weight room, gets his athleticism a little better.
Speaker 7: I could see him on down the road becoming a
Speaker 7: starter on the wing and playing.
Speaker 2: Give me an example of a player that you would
Speaker 2: say you would like to see him get to X point.
Speaker 7: It's kind of lame because it's a Kentucky guy, But
Speaker 7: like the Derek Willis role, he's never gonna be the guy,
Speaker 7: but playing lots of minutes and knockdown threes when you're
Speaker 7: Openin Derek Willis, I think they're built a little different.
Speaker 2: They are.
Speaker 5: I think he's be a little better than Derek, but
Speaker 5: also not quite as good as I mean Derek's.
Speaker 2: Derek has size that he didn't have.
Speaker 7: More just being actually Arthur fifth option.
Speaker 2: I mean, by the end, Derek was really good. What
Speaker 2: about you, Alex Poethrus, He's not that explosive at all.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, I like one of the most
Speaker 2: athletic dudes we've had, but being strong can shoot the
Speaker 2: ball and come in and give you some good minutes.
Speaker 7: It's hard in the calirecause he didn't have anyone that
Speaker 7: was a little athletically behind.
Speaker 2: But you know what about the kid at Clempson last year?
Speaker 2: Well that guy who also I mean if he.
Speaker 5: If he was as successful as that Clepson that would
Speaker 5: be a huge It's.
Speaker 7: Got a little more outside game than that guy does.
Speaker 7: He was all ymc A inside, but no I could
Speaker 7: see that.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's just a thought like that kid was good,
Speaker 2: but the end of his time.
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