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Speaker 3: Quarterback It is Kentucky Sports Radio. Here at Kentucky Skin
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Speaker 3: and his graduation weekend. If you are in Lexington with
Speaker 3: your family, come on buy Kass Bar.
Speaker 4: It's always a good spot for you know.
Speaker 3: I've noticed a lot of graduates who are like, what
Speaker 3: do I talk to my dad about?
Speaker 4: Do you just go to Chaos Bar Shannon?
Speaker 3: And then they can sit and dad can be like, oh,
Speaker 3: that's Jamal Mashburn.
Speaker 4: Do you know who that is?
Speaker 3: And then the kid will go K'll be like, Mario, no,
Speaker 3: who in the world is that? And you can feel
Speaker 3: really old. That's the way it goes.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I can't believe that Mario.
Speaker 6: Well, I guess I should believe it because he's young,
Speaker 6: but he doesn't know a lot of those guys from
Speaker 6: the nineties.
Speaker 4: If you can't feel older, do not.
Speaker 3: There's no way to feel older than to ride in
Speaker 3: the car with Mario and listen to the nineties on
Speaker 3: nine station on Sirius and you go.
Speaker 4: Hey, Mario, do you know Pearl Jam?
Speaker 6: No, what hold on a minute, I gotta have a
Speaker 6: talk with you, Mario.
Speaker 5: You don't know Pearl Jam.
Speaker 4: Hey, Mario, do you know n W A straight out
Speaker 4: of content?
Speaker 5: No, I mean, like Mario.
Speaker 4: Like you would.
Speaker 5: I mean, I'm telling realized the world did exist before too.
Speaker 4: No, he does not realize.
Speaker 3: He does not realize that you. But now you can
Speaker 3: sound really smart because you can tell him.
Speaker 7: Facts and mind and it blows his mind.
Speaker 3: You can be like the President of the United States
Speaker 3: had a relationship with his intern and then they impeached
Speaker 3: him for it and he'd go, what.
Speaker 7: Really, Bill Clinton?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Bill Clinton? Okay, So like it's good. You can you
Speaker 3: can sound like the smartest person alive.
Speaker 6: Back in our day when didn't have cell phones all
Speaker 6: the time, so sometimes you had to go to your
Speaker 6: neighbor's house.
Speaker 3: Again, you want to sound like the oldest person that ever.
Speaker 3: Talk to stories about before cell phones. Tell people's stories
Speaker 3: about how if you went out on a Friday night.
Speaker 3: If you didn't go with your friends, they were just gone.
Speaker 3: You just never saw them again, see y'all when we
Speaker 3: get home. Like stories like that drew blow young people's mind.
Speaker 8: I still haven't recovered from the Day of the Oaks
Speaker 8: where we did to show your house and you mentioned
Speaker 8: your DVDs and he laughed at DVD's like one of those,
Speaker 8: and I'm thinking those aren't even that old, right, I
Speaker 8: mean that that made me feel ninety.
Speaker 4: When he did the DVDs.
Speaker 6: What is it d Before cell phones, if you were
Speaker 6: out driving, you had a flat tire, you you had
Speaker 6: to like walk to somebody's house or to a convenience
Speaker 6: store or someplace to get a phone to call somebody.
Speaker 3: It is amazing to think about how different just even
Speaker 3: bait like literally yesterday from Cincinnati to Owensboro. You put
Speaker 3: it in your phone. It tells you how to get there.
Speaker 3: There would have been a time that I would have
Speaker 3: had to check with someone or get a map out
Speaker 3: where's the hotel again it's on what road? And like
Speaker 3: stop at a gas station and ask for directions, and
Speaker 3: so anyway, it's if you know someone in their twenties
Speaker 3: in life, just tell them stories like that, and you
Speaker 3: will feel like you are ancient.
Speaker 7: Just just yesterday, my son didn't know who Sammy Sosa.
Speaker 4: Was, Like, what didn't know who Sammy Sosa?
Speaker 7: Had never heard of Sammy Sosa. Wow, God got him
Speaker 7: a picture what he looks like now compared to what
Speaker 7: he used to look like.
Speaker 3: And it was good because he just thought what he
Speaker 3: looked like now is just who he was. That's what
Speaker 3: Sammy Sosa looks like. Yuh Well, anyway, you know, I
Speaker 3: feel like we were early on this story drew. But
Speaker 3: once again this morning, at five am, the Newark Airport
Speaker 3: lost all off control with flights again. They were up
Speaker 3: for twenty seconds. The radar and all radio went out
Speaker 3: at five am today. You know, I'm sure it would
Speaker 3: cause massive disruptions to everything, but I'm kind of amazed
Speaker 3: they're still letting people fly in and out of there
Speaker 3: if this has now happened multiple times. I noticed when
Speaker 3: I landed in Cincinnati last night. I just looked at
Speaker 3: the board. There were two flights that were supposed to
Speaker 3: come in from Newark to Cincinnati. Both had been canceled.
Speaker 3: That was just you know, in that airport. My mom
Speaker 3: said to me, if you decide to fly to Newark,
Speaker 3: do not tell me.
Speaker 4: I do not want to know. But it's kind of
Speaker 4: amazing they're still using it.
Speaker 8: Has there been any stads or info on people? Just
Speaker 8: like no showing their flights or canceling their flights. I
Speaker 8: seen there's been cancelations this morning and tons of cancelations.
Speaker 4: I you know, what do you do?
Speaker 3: Like if you're the former dude on the road rules
Speaker 3: that's now in charge of Transportation secretary by the way,
Speaker 3: one of the more qualified people in this in this administration.
Speaker 3: I'm just kidding, but you know, I'm not if what
Speaker 3: do you do if you're him? I see him on TV.
Speaker 3: He seems like a pretty smart guy.
Speaker 4: I don't know what you do? Like do you do?
Speaker 4: You? You just let it go.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's only three airports in the New York
Speaker 3: I'm sure it would be a disaster to have one
Speaker 3: of them closed, But like it feels crazy dangerous.
Speaker 7: The fact that now it's happened more than once. Do
Speaker 7: you think there's that got that investigation that made there's
Speaker 7: something the farious going on?
Speaker 5: What the farious?
Speaker 4: He sounded like it it's the first time you've ever
Speaker 4: said that word.
Speaker 8: The time I think it was.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean they say, I mean that, they say,
Speaker 3: the reason is this old system, the thing got converted.
Speaker 4: I read New York Times had a long reason as
Speaker 4: to why.
Speaker 3: But the but in the most optimistic view, it won't
Speaker 3: be fixed until August.
Speaker 4: So Shannon, if.
Speaker 3: It's not gonna be fixed until August, I just don't
Speaker 3: know how you can keep having people lying out of it.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't be one of them.
Speaker 3: Let's say you have to go to New York. Have to,
Speaker 3: and I'm sure the other airports are getting full.
Speaker 4: Yeah, are you what are you gonna do?
Speaker 6: I guess I'm gonna drive and part my car for
Speaker 6: eighty dollars. You would not go, No, absolutely not. They
Speaker 6: really should offer a refund knowing what's going on to
Speaker 6: anybody who already has a flight book there. And if
Speaker 6: it happens once, that's an accident. Two times for me
Speaker 6: is a trend. And definitely are I mean, like.
Speaker 3: This has been in the news and then it happened
Speaker 3: again this morning, Like I do think it starts to
Speaker 3: get scary after a while.
Speaker 8: I'm supposed to go in June. I haven't booked my
Speaker 8: flight yet. I'm wondering how much more is worth paying
Speaker 8: for the other airports?
Speaker 6: How much is your life worth that it.
Speaker 4: Is worth about it.
Speaker 8: I probably will pay a premium for Laguardier or JFK, though.
Speaker 3: Newark is very convenient, though well it's not now apparently
Speaker 3: now another thing that's worth noting. Okay, And and I
Speaker 3: don't know exactly how this is gonna play out, but
Speaker 3: you know, we've talked a lot about in the last
Speaker 3: couple of years, the House settlement, in the future of
Speaker 3: college sports, etc. So Trump is apparently or either I
Speaker 3: don't know if he's done it officially, if they've just
Speaker 3: announced he's going to is going to create a college
Speaker 3: Sports Commission to figure out the future of college sports.
Speaker 3: In theory, I don't think that's a bad idea. It's
Speaker 3: going to be chaired by Nick Saban, which I find
Speaker 3: a little odd because Nick Saban's a smart guy, but
Speaker 3: he's also a football coach. Like at the end of
Speaker 3: the day, I feel like you need somebody who understands business.
Speaker 3: But I think there's also gonna be maybe a business
Speaker 3: guy on it too. But Nick Saban's gonna be the chair.
Speaker 3: They're gonna, hopefully they're gonna come up with ideas for
Speaker 3: the future. I don't want to get into legal mumbo jumbo,
Speaker 3: but pretty much anything they try to do unilaterally, I
Speaker 3: think courts are gonna say they're gonna strike it all down.
Speaker 3: They're still gonna have They're gonna have to pass congressional legislation.
Speaker 3: If they don't, they're just asking to get struck down
Speaker 3: by the court. In my opinion, anything the president does
Speaker 3: on his own with this is gonna get struck down.
Speaker 3: There's gonna have to be congressional legislation. But let's just
Speaker 3: assume they come up with something that fixes it. Do
Speaker 3: you think Nick Saban is the right person to create
Speaker 3: the future of college sports?
Speaker 7: Well, in theory. To be honest, I love the idea.
Speaker 7: There's got a committee that he's gonna look into it.
Speaker 7: Is he the right guy? I mean, he seemed to
Speaker 7: kind of, you know, be having a pretty good handle
Speaker 7: with the recruiting world, in the nil world. I guess
Speaker 7: I can't think of anybody maybe better. They're off the
Speaker 7: top of my head.
Speaker 5: But but he quit coaching because he retired.
Speaker 4: That's fine issue. First of all, the dude is in
Speaker 4: his seventies.
Speaker 3: He quit because he doesn't want this and now you're
Speaker 3: gonna put him in charge of fixing this.
Speaker 7: He's gonna go back to the way it was before exactly,
Speaker 7: which is gonna get struck down by the courts again.
Speaker 5: I mean, he's gonna say and then it's like everybody.
Speaker 3: They've talked about putting on the thing. Everyone I've seen
Speaker 3: are people who are anti nil. And it seems it
Speaker 3: feels like to me the NCAAA, there have been shut talks.
Speaker 3: The NCAA has gone to Trump and has talked to him.
Speaker 3: The NCAA is just trying to continue to put off
Speaker 3: what is inevitable Drew, which is they're gonna have to
Speaker 3: do this and put Nick Saban, who was against it.
Speaker 3: I just I don't Actually I can't believe I'm about
Speaker 3: to say the sentence, But I actually trust Ted Cruz
Speaker 3: and Cory Booker more because those two got that's a
Speaker 3: bipartisan thing. They can pass a law that could stand
Speaker 3: up to the courts. I just think this is a
Speaker 3: bad idea. To have Nick Saban come out and do
Speaker 3: that just makes that to me it won't work.
Speaker 8: Yeah, when he retired, he made it pretty clear, I
Speaker 8: don't want to deal with these kids with their handout
Speaker 8: just want money. I just want to coach football and
Speaker 8: they need to be looking to the future. That's kind
Speaker 8: of looking backwards to me. I mean when pull up
Speaker 8: to Nick Saban, I think he would just go back
Speaker 8: to paying them from all his car dealerships in the Alabama.
Speaker 8: Don't get me wrong, that's what he did. Maybe that's
Speaker 8: the model will have.
Speaker 4: What do you mean that what he did? You have information.
Speaker 8: Absolute Google Nick Saban Car Dealership Alabama, and he'll just
Speaker 8: show you all the players he signed.
Speaker 4: First of all, I don't I wouldn't now I don't
Speaker 4: know if that's true.
Speaker 5: Addit thread.
Speaker 4: But you know you're saying Nick Saban did he own
Speaker 4: the card?
Speaker 8: Well you don't think Alabama got those rosters legitimately, right,
Speaker 8: of course not, but you have.
Speaker 4: Very specific facts.
Speaker 8: I don't know what models of cars they were selling,
Speaker 8: but all those players didn't sign up to go to
Speaker 8: Tuscaloosa for free. Now I think Nick Saban might take
Speaker 8: us back to that model.
Speaker 5: I know what.
Speaker 4: I got a Google. When this is.
Speaker 8: All right, I w a website.
Speaker 4: I will do my research. Cho's up next?
Speaker 3: Rick?
Speaker 7: PTS up next?
Speaker 4: PT How are you pt?
Speaker 9: Hey man? Thanks for taking my call that cowpunk band
Speaker 9: in the world not count Hammer. So I collect records,
Speaker 9: and you've been talking about Joe Creesan. I actually have
Speaker 9: a record by Joe Crees Homespun Wisdom. Yeah, it's called
Speaker 9: Joe Creeson's Spinn's Kentucky Yarns. And if you want to
Speaker 9: imagine like a little less Raype Garrison Keeler talking about
Speaker 9: like bluegrass companion kind of stuff, that's what it sounds like.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 9: Anyway, if you ever want to listen to it, I
Speaker 9: could play some cuts for you.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, I appreciate it. Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 9: Also out a I the other day, and I have
Speaker 9: leard several records to play with falling games and talking
Speaker 9: about the past season.
Speaker 10: So I mean, I know there's lots of stuff out
Speaker 10: there for him, but you don't want to hear something.
Speaker 4: I appreciate it. I will say this one of the
Speaker 4: cool getting to know the story.
Speaker 3: How many of you before we mentioned it had heard
Speaker 3: of Joe Crees Okay a handful of people. I have
Speaker 3: now had people both writing me and then I've read
Speaker 3: about the guy, and I'm really glad if nothing else
Speaker 3: this happened, just so.
Speaker 4: I could read about that dude. He had.
Speaker 3: He really was in some ways like me in the
Speaker 3: sense of that he liked all of the sort of
Speaker 3: small town Kentucky stories and people.
Speaker 4: And he did he did really cool stuff.
Speaker 3: He basically, at a time before you could google all
Speaker 3: these towns, et cetera, would travel town to town and
Speaker 3: write about.
Speaker 4: Them and tell story. And I just a fascinating guy.
Speaker 3: So like I, you know, you drive rind By Park
Speaker 3: and you see it the highway you all have coming
Speaker 3: in here, Ernie something, Harris, what's the name of the
Speaker 3: does anybody.
Speaker 4: As we dross in Ernie Harris?
Speaker 3: No, I'm saying when I I know, I came off
Speaker 3: the Interstate. I turned down down when you go straight
Speaker 3: down from sixty five. And then there was a road
Speaker 3: that the last time I was here was not named,
Speaker 3: and now it's named that goes into downtown. Or you
Speaker 3: are looking at me like I am from a different
Speaker 3: own from Owensborough. I know this road was now okay.
Speaker 3: Never the point was I was wondering who that was.
Speaker 3: But clearly you all can't answer that question since you
Speaker 3: all don't even know the name of the road. My
Speaker 3: point being, sometimes you see a name on something and
Speaker 3: you don't understand like there's a lot of history behind
Speaker 3: that name.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's been interesting, and we have Pickleball to think
Speaker 6: for that, because if it weren't for Pickleball Matt, we
Speaker 6: would never go look into who Joe Creasan?
Speaker 5: Is this?
Speaker 3: For the record, I know that road is named something.
Speaker 3: I saw it and it wasn't named something the last
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Speaker 4: When we drive home, I'm gonna go fine, what that
Speaker 4: road is on the.
Speaker 8: Ernie Harris, Ernie Harris having down the Ernie Harris.
Speaker 4: It's names what is it called? I I know Windowport
Speaker 4: that's not the one I'm talking about. I know Windowport.
Speaker 6: There was another route.
Speaker 4: We'll be right back. This is KSR. Welcome back. It
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Speaker 7: Anybody confirm Ernie Harris Highway.
Speaker 5: There is an Ernie Harris Parkway?
Speaker 4: All right, So there, I was partially right.
Speaker 3: I did see an Ernie Harris Highway, but it was
Speaker 3: in Oldham County.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's one hundred and three miles away.
Speaker 4: Uh, just missed it, but I did see it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it does exist, and it did exist. It just was
Speaker 4: in a different part of the state.
Speaker 3: And I remember seeing it last night and going I
Speaker 3: don't remember ever having never seen that exit, but that
Speaker 3: makes more sense. I make the little to Cincinnati drive
Speaker 3: a lot for the Reds, so that's probably where I
Speaker 3: hadn't seen.
Speaker 7: They both start with an old Oldham County Owens Burle.
Speaker 4: He started with me too. I thought that's what he's
Speaker 4: gonna say.
Speaker 8: We had a great moment yesterday where he asked what
Speaker 8: deck sand was because he was reading an ad read
Speaker 8: and it said decks and he stops space. One of
Speaker 8: my favorite moments.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a great that is a great moment.
Speaker 3: Speaking of the Reds, I watched the Reds Braves game
Speaker 3: last night on the airplane and just stayed bad.
Speaker 4: The whole time.
Speaker 3: The Reds found fifteen different ways to blow that game.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 3: I mean they had second and third with Ellie and
Speaker 3: and McLean up one out, couldn't get a hit, up
Speaker 3: four to two in the ninth, blow it, give away,
Speaker 3: a seat, give away, a ball that barely gets how
Speaker 3: the infield lets him score, and the guy's up at third.
Speaker 4: They just I'm done. I'm back to be done again.
Speaker 7: There are only one game under five hundred, I.
Speaker 4: Know, but they sit.
Speaker 3: They have had at least ten games this year that
Speaker 3: I can think of that they should have won, including
Speaker 3: Opening Day.
Speaker 4: They could, they could have been good. And now Hunter
Speaker 4: Green's hurt. We were done.
Speaker 5: Your left fielder broke his forearm in the first game.
Speaker 3: I don't think they First of all, left fielder broke
Speaker 3: his forearm, caught it, and then they didn't even give
Speaker 3: him credit for it.
Speaker 4: They let the guy get a home run while he's
Speaker 4: sitting there with his arm. Half the ball was on
Speaker 4: the ground, but he caught it.
Speaker 5: He didn't catch it, and his arm broke his glove.
Speaker 5: He didn't catch it.
Speaker 4: I mean how cruel is that the man is broken
Speaker 4: his arm.
Speaker 6: I saw a lot of Reds fans were upset because
Speaker 6: Matt Olson continued to run the bases.
Speaker 4: He should have sid.
Speaker 5: This is not a courtesy.
Speaker 3: Broke his arm and then they just let him score
Speaker 3: from first. I thought that was ryan. I thought that
Speaker 3: was extremely rude.
Speaker 7: I'm so glad you're talking about this because I was
Speaker 7: listening to the Reds driving here last night. They go
Speaker 7: up four to two in the bottom of the ninth
Speaker 7: and can't hang on. Brakes score two in the bottom
Speaker 7: of the ninth to tie it.
Speaker 3: But it wasn't just that. It was saying, you watched
Speaker 3: it shit like they blew it so many different ways.
Speaker 3: And you know in the extra innings they let the
Speaker 3: people start on second.
Speaker 4: Both innings we couldn't get him to score.
Speaker 3: He bunted the ball and the dude just the butt.
Speaker 3: They are so frustrating, they are so dumb, all the
Speaker 3: whole team.
Speaker 5: More games to go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Braves are backron.
Speaker 3: I only have tickets, so we have tickets for sixty
Speaker 3: of them. So it h you know, it should be great,
Speaker 3: very very frustrated. I will say tonight, if you're not
Speaker 3: doing anything They are saying that Madison Square Garden tonight
Speaker 3: might be the best environment in the Gardens since the
Speaker 3: nineties when Reggie Miller showed up. You know, Knicks are
Speaker 3: up two games of zuo getting in the building, Okay,
Speaker 3: just getting in for a basketball game. The lowest priced
Speaker 3: ticket is eleven hundred dollars Celtics tonight, just to get in.
Speaker 3: The Knicks have not been great for a long time,
Speaker 3: but when they're good, that place is wild. And if
Speaker 3: they were to win tonight, go three to zero up
Speaker 3: on the Celtics, it might be night night. I would
Speaker 3: really you unfortunately have to fly to Newark probably, but
Speaker 3: I would really love to go and be in Madison
Speaker 3: Square Garden to night.
Speaker 4: It's gonna be awesome.
Speaker 7: Yeah, coming off you know, Saint John's had the good
Speaker 7: year and they were filling the garden. Now the Knicks
Speaker 7: are making this magical run the playoffs, gonna fill the
Speaker 7: garden again. I don't know how they beat the Celtics
Speaker 7: other night down twenty and came back.
Speaker 4: Twice, and I have come back both times. Don't you
Speaker 4: feel good?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 4: It's early, it could still screw up, but don't you
Speaker 4: feel good? Drew for Carl town.
Speaker 3: Oh, he's taken so much heat over the years, and
Speaker 3: like it feels like he has found his place and
Speaker 3: his rhythm, et cetera.
Speaker 8: Yeah, even though he played well for Minnesota, he had
Speaker 8: the drama with Jimmy Butler, a lot of things. I
Speaker 8: painted Carl on a bad light when I think he's
Speaker 8: just a good guy. And it might have been while
Speaker 8: they were being negative about him. But he goes home
Speaker 8: to York. You know, he's from right in that area,
Speaker 8: I think, across the Hudson Rivers. So I'm thrilled that
Speaker 8: in his first year he has them in this spot.
Speaker 8: He's played great in the playoffs so far too.
Speaker 3: I know you're a Celtics fan, Channing, so I mean
Speaker 3: you would disagree with this, but as a neutral party
Speaker 3: who doesn't really care, I'm for the Knicks. I feel
Speaker 3: like basketball is better when the Knicks are good. I
Speaker 3: think it's it's a cool story with all those guys
Speaker 3: from Villanova, you know, a big time for Villanova, all
Speaker 3: those guys from Villanova, the Pope, I mean, things are
Speaker 3: big for Villanova, and then you get Carl.
Speaker 4: I just think it's I think it's awesome.
Speaker 6: If they weren't playing my Celtics. I would be for
Speaker 6: the Knicks, and those next teams in the nineties were
Speaker 6: so good. Unfortunately they just ran into Michael Michael Jordan
Speaker 6: every every year of Jeordan.
Speaker 8: New York fans can be hard to like sometimes, but
Speaker 8: I've their watch party in front of the Garden and
Speaker 8: even the ones that stayed around in Boston were channing.
Speaker 8: You can just tell they're fired up for this run.
Speaker 3: And then the celebrities that are gonna be there, oh yeah,
Speaker 3: think about it. I mean they're all the stars are
Speaker 3: gonna be out. Tracy Morgan will be there.
Speaker 5: They're gonna throw up on the court again.
Speaker 3: I hope he doesn't throw up. It might add to
Speaker 3: the on beyond Who's up next? Scotti is next, Scotty,
Speaker 3: Go ahead, Scotty.
Speaker 11: I just this is an update on the lady with
Speaker 11: all of the suckers, the Dunton suckers. Yes, I heard
Speaker 11: on the news that that some doctors and banks in
Speaker 11: Lexington had bought a lot of those to hand out
Speaker 11: and their office was not completely Yes, it was, it
Speaker 11: was very not. Yes, I heard that on the news.
Speaker 11: I think it was yesterday, And Joe Creesan was fantastic
Speaker 11: every morning before I went to high school, I would
Speaker 11: read Joe Creesan's column in the Career Journal, and it
Speaker 11: was just a great way to start my day signing
Speaker 11: out about Kentucky.
Speaker 4: There you go. I love it well. I appreciate the call.
Speaker 3: That'll be my uh my call today, Scotty giving us
Speaker 3: some information there.
Speaker 7: You know, it's been kind of cool to learn about
Speaker 7: a dude that time has kind of forgotten. I knew
Speaker 7: nothing about the guy, and we understand he was very
Speaker 7: important to the state of Kentucky.
Speaker 3: Now being here in Owensboro, you are you're wearing a
Speaker 3: Wesleyan hat.
Speaker 4: Kate up. Did you see that Chet? Limit? Who is
Speaker 4: how you got your name?
Speaker 3: Your nickname Chet for people who don't know, played baseball
Speaker 3: in the seventies, has a famous baseball car with his
Speaker 3: Afro way out and the hat sitting on top of it.
Speaker 3: Played for the Detroit Tigers. It's how Ryan got his
Speaker 3: nickname of Chet. He passed away last night, right before
Speaker 3: you were gonna be in Owensboro. Crazy timing, but uh,
Speaker 3: you know, it's sad and you had to be said
Speaker 3: that's your nickname.
Speaker 4: It hit me.
Speaker 7: I mean, it's it's a sad sad day for Kentucky
Speaker 7: Wesleyan baseball when chet Lemon passed away.
Speaker 4: He had played Kentucky Wesley Well he was, he was.
Speaker 4: He has no connection.
Speaker 5: Big part of our team.
Speaker 7: Alright, p chet Lemon.
Speaker 3: You think the Kentucky wesley he was going to be mourning. Yeah,
Speaker 3: well they have no connection to Kentucky Walls.
Speaker 7: The boys were sending to me condolences all day.
Speaker 3: Okay, I can understand sending you condolences. But Kentucky wesley
Speaker 3: And has nothing to do with Jet Libbit. We adopted him.
Speaker 3: He's adopted.
Speaker 7: We made him an honorary member. Never met the guy,
Speaker 7: but I love him.
Speaker 3: Rip Chetlemon, Rip to jet Libby five nine two eight
Speaker 3: oh twenty two eighty seven. Text machine is seven seven
Speaker 3: two seven four five two five four will take at break.
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Speaker 4: News, Rick Wow big More.
Speaker 3: University of North Carolina issues a statement and says, while
Speaker 3: Jordan Hudson is not an employee of the University of
Speaker 3: North Carolina, she is always welcome at North Carolina football facilia.
Speaker 4: That right, Oh wow.
Speaker 8: She stood over someone's desk and told them to send
Speaker 8: that out.
Speaker 6: She's going to be the president of that school, dude,
Speaker 6: she is, that's right.
Speaker 5: Nobody will tell her no.
Speaker 4: I mean, how about you and c issuing?
Speaker 3: Can you imagine Mitch Barnhardt issuing an official statement that
Speaker 3: says someone's girlfriend is allowed back into the facility.
Speaker 5: This is unbelievable.
Speaker 6: They plays during the season. She's gonna have the headset
Speaker 6: on the fact that.
Speaker 7: The university has to issue this statement just makes it
Speaker 7: so ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Love it, I love it. I'm starting to, you know,
Speaker 4: my view on it just keeps flipping. I'm starting to think,
Speaker 4: be honest with me, this woman's kind of badass.
Speaker 3: I mean, like I mean, college athletics a lot of
Speaker 3: dudes who kind of run the show and thinking like
Speaker 3: he's just taking over all of them. I think she
Speaker 3: might be maybe she should hit the college football Commission
Speaker 3: instead of Nick sabing she kind of think runs things.
Speaker 8: I'm actually I'd be a little afraid of her. She's
Speaker 8: in the university rock in the office with a picture
Speaker 8: of their family and just said, you know, send this out,
Speaker 8: make sure I'm good.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Wow.
Speaker 6: So part of that initial report that she's not welcome
Speaker 6: come from Okay.
Speaker 8: So I saw him tweeting that he was. He was
Speaker 8: nod backing down on it.
Speaker 4: He's not back.
Speaker 8: Well A few people said, are you sure about this?
Speaker 8: He was like absolutely so uh a little scoop off.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's how it was, and it changed so they
Speaker 3: you know, we talked a couple of days ago about
Speaker 3: the Triple Crown and about moving the Preakness and the Belmont.
Speaker 3: The Preakness came out yesterday and said they agree with
Speaker 3: people that say the date should be changed and they
Speaker 3: would like to move it back, and they suggested the
Speaker 3: exact weekend I did Memorial Day. And then the Belmont
Speaker 3: came out and said we ain't moving. So so ultimately
Speaker 3: now we know who to blame. It is the Belmont.
Speaker 3: The New York State Racing Commission. They said the Belmont
Speaker 3: is historic and everyone buddy wants it on the day
Speaker 3: that it is, which is a complete lie because no
Speaker 3: one even knows when the Belmont steaks is. It's not
Speaker 3: like the first Saturday in May. When is the Belmont
Speaker 3: steaks Judy five weeks, five weeks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3: You don't even know the date. You go five weeks
Speaker 3: after the Derby. So that's a lie. But now we know,
Speaker 3: at least Shannon who to blame if we're not able
Speaker 3: to change the.
Speaker 6: Triple Horse Racing is a sport that needs casual fans.
Speaker 6: You need fans like me that would be interested in
Speaker 6: watching a horse run for the Triple Crown. Now that
Speaker 6: sovereignty is out, I have no interest at all in
Speaker 6: watching Prikna's or the Belmont one.
Speaker 3: And also I learned some stuff I didn't know. So
Speaker 3: when people talk about history, they say, you know, they say, well,
Speaker 3: this is how it's always been, and I actually read
Speaker 3: an article it hasn't been. These dates started in nineteen
Speaker 3: sixty nine. Before nineteen sixty nine, there were years the
Speaker 3: Belmont was before the Preakness and the Preakness was after it.
Speaker 3: There were times that there were bigger gaps. There actually
Speaker 3: were times there were smaller gaps. It's changed, but this
Speaker 3: was also the most fascinating thing to me.
Speaker 4: Ryan.
Speaker 3: Back in the day, the average Derby horse started twelve
Speaker 3: races before.
Speaker 4: They ran in the Derby. Now they start an average of.
Speaker 3: Four or five races. Horses are not trained to run
Speaker 3: as long. And when they asked a couple of the
Speaker 3: trainers why, they said, Look, these bloodlines have gotten so
Speaker 3: narrowed to the same few horses that the horses just
Speaker 3: physically can't go as long for as long as they
Speaker 3: used to. Whether that's true or not, the fact that
Speaker 3: they run half as many races before the Derby suggests
Speaker 3: that maybe we should change with the way horses are
Speaker 3: run now. So why not push it back and make
Speaker 3: it more exciting? And especially the thing you said about
Speaker 3: the Bellmont puzzles me. They've moved the Bellman want to
Speaker 3: Saratoga this year?
Speaker 4: See, yeah, they act like it's sacred.
Speaker 3: It's in a different track this year, it's it's Saratoga
Speaker 3: for the next two years.
Speaker 4: It can't be that sacred.
Speaker 7: Can't live that they're changing the track. They not change
Speaker 7: the date.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine they just moved the Derby turf Way
Speaker 3: for a year, Like they're.
Speaker 4: Not gonna do that.
Speaker 8: Now that I know the Preakness would move, they should
Speaker 8: just move anyway until the Belmont do it. It will be
Speaker 8: the weekend before you and you can deal with the consequences.
Speaker 4: Huh. That would be an interesting way to do it.
Speaker 3: But now we at least if you want it to happen,
Speaker 3: we now know the exact entity. Maybe we can get
Speaker 3: the people who change Joe Crease in part to go
Speaker 3: up there to the Belmont and make it work.
Speaker 4: Who's up next? Jerry is next? Jerry? Go ahead? Jerry?
Speaker 10: Hey Man, back on this thing you're talking about at
Speaker 10: New York. Having flown up in that airspace for years
Speaker 10: and all over the country, what I would tell you
Speaker 10: is I wouldn't be concerned about your physical safety as
Speaker 10: far as plane crash or anything. But what happens is
Speaker 10: when those systems go down, you go back to the
Speaker 10: what they controlled traffic in the fifties. It's a lot
Speaker 10: of mental stuff and they had to really decrease the
Speaker 10: number of aircraft there. So so you're gonna have cancels
Speaker 10: in the lays, which would be a reason not to
Speaker 10: go there. But it's not It's not a thing We're
Speaker 10: planes going to be falling out of the sky. It's
Speaker 10: pilots and controllers are trying to deal with this. We
Speaker 10: deal with it all the time. And even if all
Speaker 10: the radios on the airplane go out, I still have
Speaker 10: a way to communicate with a PC if I need to.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I wouldn't be.
Speaker 4: That word that well, I appreciate the info. I appreciate it.
Speaker 4: I will say this.
Speaker 3: Shedon, I actually feel sorry for the air traffic controllers there.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm sure that is a that is a
Speaker 3: job that right now. You know, there's only fifteen of them.
Speaker 3: They've had they had they lost a bunch and then
Speaker 3: five people took the leave, so you have fifteen people
Speaker 3: operating that. I saw the Transportation secretary and Pete Bootage
Speaker 3: is the previous agreed with this. They said, you can't
Speaker 3: just move somebody else. The systems are completely different. So
Speaker 3: it's like we can't even bring somebody to somebody else.
Speaker 4: So think about those fifteen people all stress thing, Yeah,
Speaker 4: that would that would suck.
Speaker 6: You got those fifteen people doing the jobs of two
Speaker 6: or three other people. You got of like you know,
Speaker 6: being a radio host and having to produce your own show,
Speaker 6: you're doing a lot of different things at once.
Speaker 5: It could be very stressful in a lot of lives
Speaker 5: on the line. That's right. It's true.
Speaker 4: You're comparing yourself to the.
Speaker 5: Multitasking part, not saying I'm saving lives here.
Speaker 4: I don't think you know.
Speaker 8: You're on air traffic control.
Speaker 5: That's true. I am on the air.
Speaker 4: You do. To be fair to you, you do run
Speaker 4: your show, answer the.
Speaker 6: Calls, play the music, hit the brakes, hit the brakes,
Speaker 6: and they will.
Speaker 5: I think I'm overqualified to do a traffic control not.
Speaker 4: Give him a producer. But that's that's actually a very
Speaker 4: hard thing.
Speaker 5: I would agree it is.
Speaker 4: It is all right. So graduation, yes, give me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I didn't need a pop for that, thank you.
Speaker 3: So graduations this weekend. Uh, it's today and tomorrow. Drew's
Speaker 3: wife has a big part in that. She's isn't she.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I haven't seen her in a few weeks. She's working
Speaker 8: all night, all day.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 8: This is a big part of what she does in UK.
Speaker 3: You were saying that, like, uh, sometimes people wait till
Speaker 3: the last minute.
Speaker 8: There's some there's some kaossome until the last second. She
Speaker 8: was pretty busy last night. But it is pretty neat
Speaker 8: knowing all that I get to see the list. I mean,
Speaker 8: you can't put this out too, but all the people
Speaker 8: going through it. I didn't realize until yesterday that uh
Speaker 8: Rondo is coming back to graduating.
Speaker 3: Ejon Rondo is graduating, Uh this weekend. He I think
Speaker 3: you knew Rondo Ryan better than than I did.
Speaker 4: I mean, he was here.
Speaker 3: I guess what he was here in came in O three,
Speaker 3: So he went to school in four and oh five.
Speaker 3: I believe that's great. Maybe it's O five oh six,
Speaker 3: I'm not sure. But anyway, he came back here, was
Speaker 3: gonna be a grad assistant, but then didn't. There was
Speaker 3: a couple hiccups there, but it was important to him
Speaker 3: to graduate.
Speaker 4: Uh. Very cool.
Speaker 3: He's doing that this weekend. I think he's walking state.
Speaker 3: So if you have a kid graduating, you may hear Rondo.
Speaker 3: If you have a kid whose last name is in
Speaker 3: the RS, they might be sitting next.
Speaker 4: To Rondo this week.
Speaker 7: I really admired the things he's done since he left basketball.
Speaker 7: He does a lot of youth camps in Louisville. Really,
Speaker 7: you know, tries to he coaches his own kids and
Speaker 7: went back to school finish his degree. Now he was here.
Speaker 7: He was a jerk. He was hard to deal with.
Speaker 7: You asked anybody, just say what you think he was
Speaker 7: a jerk. He'll probably admit he was a jerk.
Speaker 3: But it is kind of cool though, would Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I was a jerk.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 8: Congratulations Rondo is what we meant to say.
Speaker 4: Yeah, congratulating graduation. Jerks.
Speaker 8: A lot of a lot of basketball players. There's like
Speaker 8: one hundred and sixteen student athletes, but more basketball than
Speaker 8: we've seen.
Speaker 4: In a while.
Speaker 8: Kirk there, almor you know you all know the names.
Speaker 3: Uh, let me ask you without calling them jerks, who
Speaker 3: were the hardest people when you were in media to
Speaker 3: deal with. I knew Rondo would be number one. I
Speaker 3: think most media members would have said Rondo was number one.
Speaker 3: Although Rondo's very smart, so that he was an He's
Speaker 3: an interesting guy to talk to, even though he could
Speaker 3: be a little prickly.
Speaker 4: Who else was kind of hard to deal with?
Speaker 7: Antoine Walker? He was hard to deal with, was he?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Uh?
Speaker 7: Gerald Fitch.
Speaker 4: Gerald Fitch did not seem like he was in a
Speaker 4: good mood.
Speaker 7: A lot of Yeah, there's been a lot of football
Speaker 7: players that were good guys, just not good interviews, and
Speaker 7: you kind of know who they are. You just kind
Speaker 7: of stay away from him because they're not a good interview.
Speaker 5: I never thought.
Speaker 3: Drew when we were doing it. I never thought, I
Speaker 3: can't think of a player I thought was like a jerk.
Speaker 3: The ones that the twins were hard to talk to.
Speaker 3: They were very very quiet, especially Andrew. He was He
Speaker 3: just didn't seem to want to deal with anybody. Is
Speaker 3: there anybody else you can think of? You're around him
Speaker 3: even more than I was.
Speaker 4: There's one.
Speaker 8: I actually found it funny. I don't want to label
Speaker 8: him as a jerk, but one time I was standing
Speaker 8: by a chair waiting for Isaiah Briscoe to come out okay,
Speaker 8: and he literally walked up. He goes, I don't want
Speaker 8: to talk these people. And I'm like, all right, I'm
Speaker 8: right here, like I'm.
Speaker 4: One foot from you. I have to talk to you.
Speaker 3: I say, actually, is say at Brisco's number one.
Speaker 4: But he would cut up a little bit.
Speaker 8: He would just complain about having to do it, which
Speaker 8: was fine, you know, especially this was around the tournament.
Speaker 8: They'd do it three days in a row. I kind
Speaker 8: of got his point, but he would look right at
Speaker 8: us and pretty much admit he didn't want to be there.
Speaker 3: I'd forgotten about I say at Brisco. That's that's that's
Speaker 3: a really tough.
Speaker 7: I got to tell you one more and people aren't
Speaker 7: going to like this, but hold through to the story.
Speaker 7: Rex Chapman was really hard to work with. And then
Speaker 7: years later he came up and even apologized to us. Man,
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, I'm sorry I was that way. I was,
Speaker 7: you know, cocky thought I was the best thing ever.
Speaker 7: But I'm sorry I acted that way I did so.
Speaker 7: I think as he got older, Yeah, it seems to.
Speaker 4: Really want to get along with people all the time.
Speaker 3: During the What you say about Rex, he never wants
Speaker 3: to cause a ruckus at all.
Speaker 5: That's right.
Speaker 6: He's pretty just like you know, whatever, average around the
Speaker 6: middle guy that's Twitter during the.
Speaker 8: Caliber is he on Twitter?
Speaker 4: One I never seen.
Speaker 7: I've never seen anymore.
Speaker 8: No, he's been pretty quiet.
Speaker 7: That's where he made it a big name for himself.
Speaker 7: Was all the stuff he did on Twitter.
Speaker 4: Yes, uh, DraftKings, Let's do our picks tonight.
Speaker 5: I was wrong.
Speaker 3: The Knicks and Celtics play tomorrow tonight. The Calves down
Speaker 3: two oh to the Pacers playing in Indianapolis, not that
Speaker 3: far from here. Cleveland's a four and a half point
Speaker 3: favorite on the road. They gotta win tonight, Drew. Are
Speaker 3: they gonna do it?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I think they win and cover. I mean, they were
Speaker 8: up seven with the minutes ago. They've had some absolute meltdowns.
Speaker 8: I just feel like that can't keep happening. If so,
Speaker 8: they don't even deserve to be where they are at
Speaker 8: this point. They got a win tonight, They win tonight.
Speaker 7: No Pacers win. I'm a Pacers fan. They're on fire
Speaker 7: right now. It's gonna be Pacers and Knicks. But the
Speaker 7: championship series.
Speaker 3: I like watching Tyree's Haliburt and Channon because it feels
Speaker 3: like the rest of the league. The players just don't
Speaker 3: like it and they get mad at him, and then
Speaker 3: he makes the shot.
Speaker 5: And his dad comes out and his dad comes down.
Speaker 8: They were chanting overrated at him thirty seconds before he.
Speaker 4: Hit the game win fair though.
Speaker 3: If your dad comes on the court and tries to
Speaker 3: fight people, I think people are gonna be upset.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm gonna like that guy either.
Speaker 4: Who you got to know?
Speaker 6: And the NBA playoffs have been really good this year.
Speaker 6: But I think I think the Pacers win tonight though,
Speaker 6: what do you think?
Speaker 4: Who you picking? Uh?
Speaker 3: And then I'm gonna take I'm gonna take the Calves
Speaker 3: to goin one. I think the Pacers win the next
Speaker 3: one Thunder Nuggets one to one.
Speaker 5: That it blowout the other night, I.
Speaker 3: Scored one hundred and fifty points, Yeah, against them the
Speaker 3: other night. I'm gonna take Jokic at home gets the victory.
Speaker 4: What about you?
Speaker 5: I think, Uh, I'm gonna go with the Thunder on
Speaker 5: this one.
Speaker 8: I think the Nuggets win this one but lose the
Speaker 8: next three in the series.
Speaker 7: All Right, Shay is on another level right now. He
Speaker 7: is just dominating. But it's gonna be hard to beat
Speaker 7: Yokic at the the Nuggets at home.
Speaker 8: I think was a plus fifty one in that game.
Speaker 3: I know it's crazy for the Nuggets Thunder. Just so
Speaker 3: you know three Kentucky guys out there. You got Sga.
Speaker 3: Murray is on Denver and in Case and Wallace. People
Speaker 3: forget about, but that's dude could be playing in the
Speaker 3: NBA Finals as a key contributor.
Speaker 4: I will still.
Speaker 3: Say that team if case of, if we had given
Speaker 3: the ball to Case, and Wallace and ty Ty Washington
Speaker 3: is our point guard.
Speaker 4: No offense to severe Wheeler.
Speaker 3: But if we had used ty Tie one year and
Speaker 3: case in the next year Drew, I think Cal might
Speaker 3: have finished his career here.
Speaker 4: I really do. I think that was a huge mistake.
Speaker 3: Not like those two dudes could play, especially case of one.
Speaker 8: I loved Caseon Wallace. He's one of the rare freshmen
Speaker 8: that came in. Really wanted to guard and play defense.
Speaker 8: He took down on approach because I also get to
Speaker 8: the bucket and scores. So I've been very happy watching
Speaker 8: him with Okac. Even though he comes off the bench,
Speaker 8: he's playing some mean flaments. That's some big highlights.
Speaker 3: We forget about him, but he was a really, really
Speaker 3: good player.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 4: We will take a break and come back.
Speaker 3: Final segment here in Owensboro at the Kentucky Skin Cancer Center.
Speaker 4: It's KASR Wuterback.
Speaker 3: It is the final segment here at the Kentucky Skin
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Speaker 7: And they have gift cards. Mother's Day weekend is.
Speaker 4: Everybody, you're gonna see your on this.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna leave here and go to Indiana and see
Speaker 7: my mama.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, I'm meeting my parents Sunday in Beria to see
Speaker 3: my mom.
Speaker 4: A little spoon bread at the uh Daniel Boon tag
Speaker 4: Daniel Boone tavern.
Speaker 3: That's right. Uh, So I'm looking forward to that. After
Speaker 3: the Matt Myron show, I gotta get back.
Speaker 8: Tomorrow's my wife's birthday and then the next day's Mother's Day,
Speaker 8: and I could be more a little more prepared than
Speaker 8: I am before, being honest, So I gotta get back
Speaker 8: to Lexington Guards gift Guard.
Speaker 4: Big weekend for UK baseball.
Speaker 3: They play against Oklahoma this weekend in a home series,
Speaker 3: probably a must win series, uh to make to make
Speaker 3: the NCAA tournament.
Speaker 4: Probably need to win two of three to get in.
Speaker 3: They're kind of on the bubble after getting swept at
Speaker 3: Mississippi State last week. All those games are at Kentucky
Speaker 3: Pride Park. Take you prey out of park, go out
Speaker 3: and see them weather. They're supposed to be good, especially
Speaker 3: Saturday and Sunday, but massive games for UK Baseball as
Speaker 3: they hope to make the post.
Speaker 6: Yeah, two out of three would be good this weekend.
Speaker 6: You got Vandy after that, so if you can maybe
Speaker 6: see it's not very good. Sure well, not compared to
Speaker 6: years past. I think if you you know, split, maybe
Speaker 6: go three and three. They still got a chance to go.
Speaker 6: But you know, Kentucky baseball, just a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 6: we're looking like a two seed and now they're on
Speaker 6: the cusp but not even making the tournament.
Speaker 4: Swept Missippi State.
Speaker 3: It's not good. And getting swept there I think hurt them.
Speaker 3: But big weekend. I think the game tonight is at
Speaker 3: six point thirty. For those of you in Lexington. If
Speaker 3: you're in Lexington, do me favor, go see our friends
Speaker 3: at KS Bar this weekend, you know, before the game,
Speaker 3: after the game, or as part of your graduation festivities.
Speaker 3: Did you see the story Ryan, as you guys are
Speaker 3: college baseball guys, about what happened at the Washington baseball game.
Speaker 4: Last night, tell me about it. Washington is in the
Speaker 4: Big ten.
Speaker 3: Obviously, they played Azusa Pacific and Nai School. They were
Speaker 3: just doing it to get a game on their roster.
Speaker 3: Innai School. The Nai School was eleven and thirty three
Speaker 3: this year, So were they bad? And when I was
Speaker 3: in aigh school, they're bad in aigh school eleven and
Speaker 3: thirty three. Going into the seventh inning, Washington is down
Speaker 3: five to four. Azusa Pacific is up five to four.
Speaker 3: About to start the seventh inning. Mysteriously, all the lights
Speaker 3: in Washington Stadium went out. All the lights went out,
Speaker 3: and it was gone. Washington has a rule in their
Speaker 3: non conference games that you have to play seven innings
Speaker 3: for it to be a game. In conference games, it's
Speaker 3: only five.
Speaker 4: Don't know why the rules different. Have to have seven
Speaker 4: lights go out.
Speaker 3: Washington says, there's nothing we can do, impossible to turn
Speaker 3: the lights back on, so they count the game as
Speaker 3: having not been played.
Speaker 4: Seven to four.
Speaker 3: Didn't count it as a not for just it was
Speaker 3: as if it never happened. Azusa Pacific, very upset, said,
Speaker 3: this could have been the best win in the history
Speaker 3: of our school.
Speaker 4: Do you think that sounds a.
Speaker 6: Little Yeah, somebody clearly pulled the plug the cut the
Speaker 6: power so they didn't have to finish that game. If
Speaker 6: I'm not Nai Scho, I'm like, you know what, We're
Speaker 6: gonna stay here overnight. We'll wait till tomorrow morning. We're
Speaker 6: gonna finish this game.
Speaker 4: What do you make of that?
Speaker 7: Yeah, no doubt the manager made a signal there cut
Speaker 7: the lights. But if I'm a ZUSA Pacific, I'm making
Speaker 7: t shirts lights out Washington.
Speaker 4: With the school.
Speaker 5: I like that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm celebrating that win.
Speaker 4: Sounds it sounds a little suspect. Definitely.
Speaker 7: When Trancy was ahead of Kentucky eleven to ten, they
Speaker 7: made a poster and had the scoreboard on there.
Speaker 3: We didn't cut the lights at that point and finished
Speaker 3: playing the game.
Speaker 4: I was shandon. I would have said, we're staying here
Speaker 4: and on.
Speaker 8: Tomorrow, I'd still be standing at home plate waiting. When
Speaker 8: you're setting up, I thought it was like a cal
Speaker 8: Ripkin situation. Maybe Kevin Costner involvement and some Yeah, tell
Speaker 8: me they were losing. Someone definitely just stepped in there
Speaker 8: and pulled the plug.
Speaker 3: Hey to you folks in Owens Borro, thank you very
Speaker 3: much for coming in yes today, we really appreciate it.
Speaker 4: Great craft I say this all the time. It's awesome.
Speaker 4: It's awesome.
Speaker 3: All the cans are fans, But to sit out here
Speaker 3: for people who are at home, it's kind of cold.
Speaker 4: And everybody's still set out here in the whole show.
Speaker 4: It's nice.
Speaker 3: It's good to get back on the road. I saw
Speaker 3: that T shirt from the twenty fourteen. We used to
Speaker 3: do thirty five of these every summer. We don't do
Speaker 3: it as much, but trips like this make me want
Speaker 3: to do it again. So thank you all very much,
Speaker 3: Thanks to Kentucky Skin Cancer Center, and a big thank
Speaker 3: you tomorrow for picking me up at the airport last
Speaker 3: night at eleven o'clock at night to make sure I
Speaker 3: could get to Owensboro this morning. We will see you
Speaker 3: on Monday. Have a great Mother's Day weekend. Tell your
Speaker 3: mothers you love them. Congrats to all the UK graduates.
Speaker 3: This has been Kentucky Sports Radio.