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Speaker 4: Welcome everyone. It is Kentucky Sports Radio. Wednesday, April the second.
Speaker 4: I'm Matt Jones here live in New York City with
Speaker 4: the boys back in Lexington and Louisville, and you can
Speaker 4: give us shown the Clark's Puppet Shop fuld line. It's
Speaker 4: going to be an ask Anything Wednesday, since this is
Speaker 4: my last show until well at least like April twentieth
Speaker 4: or something like that. Then I want to get all
Speaker 4: your questions. Now's the time to get your thoughts. In
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Speaker 4: the T J. Smith Lofics. If you call Tj'll make
Speaker 4: them pay. I do want to hear it. You know,
Speaker 4: there's been a lot of stuff happened in the last
Speaker 4: few days, from the end of the season to the
Speaker 4: portal to the situation with the women's basketball team. So
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go to your questions and you can ask
Speaker 4: anything you want. Now's the day eight five nine, two
Speaker 4: eighth twenty two eighty seven. Guys. Tonight at like eleven o'clock,
Speaker 4: I fly overseas across the Atlantic Ocean and uh hoping
Speaker 4: my back will stay intact during that I guess what
Speaker 4: six out seven hour flight. But nice to be with
Speaker 4: you one more time before we go.
Speaker 5: Are you excited about your big trip? Have you ever
Speaker 5: been to Amsterdam before?
Speaker 4: I have. Yes, I've been to Amsterdam a couple of time.
Speaker 4: That was where I met you, remember Tyler Childers, where
Speaker 4: I play. For the first time. I haven't been to
Speaker 4: the rest of Hollm. We're spending like five days in
Speaker 4: the hay, which the people in Netherlands called der Hog.
Speaker 4: I haven't been there but been to Amsterdam, So looking
Speaker 4: forward to it.
Speaker 6: You're gonna check out the tulips and uh, I think.
Speaker 4: This is too this season. Do you know about ry
Speaker 4: Do you know about the tulips over there? You know
Speaker 4: that's their thing? Is they is they're big on tulips.
Speaker 4: In April is when the tulips are in full bloom.
Speaker 4: So I get to see all of the tulips.
Speaker 5: I think if you asked me to say anything I
Speaker 5: know about hollan itud be tulips and windmills, that would
Speaker 5: probably be it.
Speaker 4: Well, they this is tulip season. When I tell people that,
Speaker 4: especially women, they get very excited. They go a whole tulips.
Speaker 4: That's gonna be great, Shannon. I'm a little skeptical about
Speaker 4: being excited about the tulips, but people say it's the
Speaker 4: most beautiful thing you've ever seen. That there will be
Speaker 4: tulips as far as the eye can see, Shannon, And
Speaker 4: I'm looking forward to I guess I will see the
Speaker 4: best of what tulips can bring to the planet.
Speaker 7: Well, I can't wait. I expect you to send some
Speaker 7: pictures in the group. Hopefully we'll get them through Ryansroid.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna sit you there. Yeah, you really would like
Speaker 4: me to send pictures? Sure? Yeah?
Speaker 7: I mean if that's what this whole place is known for,
Speaker 7: why would I not want to see a picture of
Speaker 7: what they're known for.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess so you're gonna be so when you're
Speaker 4: sitting at home one night. Yeah, and you send me,
Speaker 4: see me send pictures. You want to see pictures of tulips.
Speaker 3: That and the Red Light District if you don't mind.
Speaker 4: I think I think the second one is what you
Speaker 4: would prefer to see. But we're going to the UH.
Speaker 4: You know, it's in the Hague there, Drew is the
Speaker 4: International UH Criminal Court. Like when people commit war crimes
Speaker 4: and like leaders across the world do something awful, they
Speaker 4: come there and that's where their trials are is at
Speaker 4: the Hague in in UH in Netherlands, And so that's
Speaker 4: where I'm gonna be for like a week.
Speaker 6: Sounds exciting. I hope we get pictures of the Hague too. Yes,
Speaker 6: there's a courthouse. Just send us all the pictures.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 6: Maybe the Ann Frank House isn't that there something we're at.
Speaker 4: My little group, We're going to the n Frank House.
Speaker 4: Are you related? Iterary? Yes, we're going to then Frank House. Uh,
Speaker 4: we're going to the It's like the human it's human
Speaker 4: rights and all of that stuff. I've been reading my
Speaker 4: little book here Ryan, just last night read Spinoza. Have
Speaker 4: you read a lot of Spinoza in your life?
Speaker 2: That's all next on my must to do read list.
Speaker 2: I think, is it Hurt.
Speaker 4: Hurt Mueller, You've probably you're probably she's probably one of
Speaker 4: your favorites. Is Oh yeah, I love her to diet Emon.
Speaker 4: I've been reading all these people. Uh so it's, if
Speaker 4: you know, very different than reading Jacob Polochek's Portal reports.
Speaker 4: But uh they're the you know, still still worthy. And
Speaker 4: speaking of the portal Shanon, I don't know what to
Speaker 4: do about Scoop. You know, I love Scoop and love
Speaker 4: when Scoop gives Scoop, and I get excited when Scoop
Speaker 4: gives Scoop. As a matter of fact, when we do
Speaker 4: you have a little song you play, I.
Speaker 3: Do, Yeah, I do.
Speaker 4: Scoop. And every time I hear that, it makes me
Speaker 4: so happy because Shenon it's like, oh, something good's happened.
Speaker 4: Well yesterday at the end of the show, he dropped
Speaker 4: like three Scoop bombs. He said, uh, he said, we
Speaker 4: visited the guy from UAB in Chicago, which, by the way, Ryan,
Speaker 4: that one was true about that. That one was true,
Speaker 4: one for one, one for one. Then you said that
Speaker 4: you felt good about us getting the kid from Robert Morris. H.
Speaker 4: I talked yesterday to some people. I wouldn't say like,
Speaker 4: I don't think it's gonna happen this week like you said,
Speaker 4: but I do think that they do look good with
Speaker 4: that kid if they decide they want him. But then
Speaker 4: you also said that we were gonna get Magoon what's
Speaker 4: his last name, Glow. Yeah, you said that was gonna
Speaker 4: happen any day now, as Ronnie Millsap would say. And
Speaker 4: then last night he picked San Diego State, which was
Speaker 4: a huge strikeout for Scoop. What do you have to
Speaker 4: say for yourself.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, I think my information was really good.
Speaker 5: He committed to Kentucky and just the kid changed his mind.
Speaker 5: I mean, he wanted to stay home play at San
Speaker 5: Diego State, so I you know, this is in this
Speaker 5: nil transfer portal world that's just gonna happen sometimes. But
Speaker 5: he did commit to Kentucky and the staff felt really
Speaker 5: good that he was coming.
Speaker 4: Just he changed saying he did commit to Kentucky. He did. Now,
Speaker 4: is there a part of this that makes you want
Speaker 4: to say, maybe the way you handle scoop in the
Speaker 4: portal era, maybe you need to like be a little
Speaker 4: careful and say, well, things could change.
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 5: Yes, That's why when I set the first treat out
Speaker 5: is used the Google eyes, I didn't say anything. Then
Speaker 5: I'm here on the radio show, I went ahead and
Speaker 5: said it. I shouldn't have should I should have just
Speaker 5: stayed with the googly eyes?
Speaker 4: Oh so, so no way, man Drew. Is he saying
Speaker 4: google eyes is not the same? Like that's not as
Speaker 4: big of a.
Speaker 6: Risk, That's what it sounds like. Yeah, I still really
Speaker 6: know the full context of these Google eyes. He's making
Speaker 6: the Google eyes seem pretty innocent, even though it has
Speaker 6: two hundred and fifty thousand.
Speaker 4: You would argue there's I would argue, there's a decent
Speaker 4: chance as many, if not more people see the googly
Speaker 4: eyes than hear the radio. So why are you so
Speaker 4: liberal with your Google eyes with.
Speaker 2: My googly eyes? I? Uh, you know, I I fully
Speaker 2: believe my information was right.
Speaker 5: Like I said, he committed, staph thought that he's committed,
Speaker 5: and I think the staph disappointed that he changed his mind.
Speaker 5: And I think that's just stuff that's gonna happen in
Speaker 5: this one era we're in.
Speaker 4: We Shandon, can I tell you the mental hurdle I
Speaker 4: had to jump yesterday? Yeah? All right? So so, uh,
Speaker 4: you know, UK has a couple of people that sort
Speaker 4: of deal with the Nisle side of things, right, So
Speaker 4: I think it's important for people to understand how the
Speaker 4: UK process of getting players works. So Mark Pope, I
Speaker 4: actually think Rhyme was correct. I mean, I like to
Speaker 4: give him a hard time, but I actually think he
Speaker 4: was correct. The coaches talk to the players, and the
Speaker 4: coaches kind of do the do we want this kid
Speaker 4: and what does the kid want? We'll talk about basketball,
Speaker 4: et cetera. And then if there's a fit Drew, then
Speaker 4: I think it moves to the Okay, let's do the
Speaker 4: negotiation side. Does that make sense? So those are two
Speaker 4: different steps. There's the basketball step and then there's the
Speaker 4: anile step. And when it comes to the annial step,
Speaker 4: that's a conversation that often doesn't even include the basketball player.
Speaker 4: It includes the agent. And then the people that UK
Speaker 4: sort of have doing that that are kind of outside
Speaker 4: the program to be honest with you, so at least
Speaker 4: for now. So what was interesting is Ryan, I think,
Speaker 4: would it be fair to say that your source is
Speaker 4: kind of on the basketball side. Is that fair to say? Yes, Yeah,
Speaker 4: my sources tend to be because I'm kind of of
Speaker 4: the belief that in the portal era, we're back to
Speaker 4: the old days where the source is now are almost
Speaker 4: need to be more on the outside because they're the
Speaker 4: ones handling the brass tacks Shannon, if that makes sense right,
Speaker 4: They're the ones kind of handling the money side. And
Speaker 4: yesterday afternoon, I was walking through Central Park and I
Speaker 4: was talking to a couple of folks and they were
Speaker 4: basically telling me that Scoop was a little premature, that
Speaker 4: he had some premature scoopulation Shannon.
Speaker 5: Always embarrassing when that happens, some premature scoopulation that may
Speaker 5: uh maybe when he said that on the radio that
Speaker 5: when it came to the financial aspect, that that wasn't
Speaker 5: finished yet.
Speaker 4: So then I'm left with a quandary, Shannon, do I
Speaker 4: do I try to counter my own scoop guy, you know,
Speaker 4: you don't want to do And he's and and like
Speaker 4: you think maybe on that other side they'll eventually work
Speaker 4: it out. So I kind of let it be, and
Speaker 4: the later in the night we find out it doesn't
Speaker 4: work out. I think what ended up happening is San
Speaker 4: Diego State got to enough close to Kentucky that he
Speaker 4: decided to stay. I don't think they've got as far
Speaker 4: as Kentucky, but close enough that he decided it was
Speaker 4: worth it and he ends up staying. But the financial
Speaker 4: side of this is actually kind of quite interesting because
Speaker 4: Kentucky is trying to get four or five players. I
Speaker 4: think financially Kentucky's got plenty of money. But I think Kentucky,
Speaker 4: and this is true if Kansas, Duke yukon all of
Speaker 4: these teams, they're trying to get a number of people,
Speaker 4: and they don't want to throw all their money at
Speaker 4: one or two kids. And what's happening is some of
Speaker 4: these other schools LSU, South Carolina, San Diego State, DREW.
Speaker 4: I think they're kind of throwing their whole bag at
Speaker 4: one or two kids, and it is making it to
Speaker 4: where some of these powers are having to hold out
Speaker 4: a little bit longer because the bigger amounts of money
Speaker 4: are going to these other kids. Now, I don't think
Speaker 4: that's what happened with this kid with Magoon, but I
Speaker 4: do think that's what happened maybe with some of the.
Speaker 6: Guys got to defend Scoop a little bit more. This stuff.
Speaker 6: As we've seen with other players too this year and last,
Speaker 6: it can change with one phone call. They cannot be
Speaker 6: considering a school at all. In that school, it can
Speaker 6: have a chain reaction. That school can lose the guy
Speaker 6: they were going after and just out of the blue
Speaker 6: call someone up and drop a bag and then suddenly
Speaker 6: it turns on a dime. And that seemed to be
Speaker 6: what happened here, because you know, it's fun, it's fun
Speaker 6: to laugh at Scoop. But when Trillie Donovan, who doesn't
Speaker 6: miss and on three everyone on the internet had Magoon
Speaker 6: to UK yesterday, I'll note two days after Scoop. But
Speaker 6: he's not the only one that missed this when and
Speaker 6: it just seems to be the case that the kid
Speaker 6: had a change of heart that phone call came in
Speaker 6: and they had found the money to flip his decision.
Speaker 3: And it could have been true.
Speaker 7: You know that eleven fifty five yesterday morning, what Ryan
Speaker 7: was sam was true.
Speaker 3: King's changed.
Speaker 4: I think it was, But I think it's important to
Speaker 4: remember that there are two phases now. There's the basketball
Speaker 4: phase and there's the money phase, and I think probably
Speaker 4: we need to all be careful that we make sure
Speaker 4: both are aligned. You know, the Donovan Dent kid, I
Speaker 4: think he sort of told the basketball people I want
Speaker 4: to play there, and then on the money side, UCLA
Speaker 4: came up with a with a larger offer. I think
Speaker 4: it's also the last thing I would say is, with
Speaker 4: the exception of Louisville, who has gotten a couple of players,
Speaker 4: most of the powers Ryan have not gotten anyone yet
Speaker 4: because I think they are very hesitant that when Duke
Speaker 4: and Kansas and Kentucky and Yukon and all these schools
Speaker 4: sign somebody, you are setting the financial precedent for your team.
Speaker 4: You're setting the president of what you're gonna have to
Speaker 4: give everybody else. You Also, Ryan, I don't think you
Speaker 4: can give otega Oway less than you give some of
Speaker 4: these other kids, these new kids. So I do think
Speaker 4: UK has to be careful, and I think that's what
Speaker 4: you're seeing right now. So that's a long way of
Speaker 4: saying I think our fans are gonna have to get
Speaker 4: used to. This is a different process. And I also
Speaker 4: know one other thing. Last year, if you remember, we
Speaker 4: lost Drew the Mahoni Kid to Yukon but ended up
Speaker 4: with Kobe Brea. And we lost the Roach Kid to Baylor,
Speaker 4: but we ended up with Lamont Butler. And sometimes you
Speaker 4: may find out that there's a better kid for you
Speaker 4: down the road. I looked at the recruiting rankings from
Speaker 4: last year, and I looked at the top fifteen players
Speaker 4: in the portal according to on three and where they went.
Speaker 4: And guess what of the top fifteen players in the portal,
Speaker 4: Guess how many of them ended up playing in the
Speaker 4: Elite eight One question?
Speaker 2: One? That's it.
Speaker 4: One Clifford, the kid that went to Alabama, Clifford. Yeah,
Speaker 4: only two went to the Sweet sixteen. Wow, John L.
Speaker 4: Davis in Arkansas and Clifford. So my point is just
Speaker 4: because you get these dudes, they may not be a
Speaker 4: fit for what you're doing. And I think that's important
Speaker 4: to watch as you go through this. But Scoop, do
Speaker 4: you do you feel bad about it? Or do you
Speaker 4: are you still confident that you were right when you
Speaker 4: said it.
Speaker 5: I'm confident I was right when I said it, But
Speaker 5: I do feel bad, and I'm afraid to open my
Speaker 5: phone and see how I'm about.
Speaker 2: I'm getting roasted, So I'll just let that just sit
Speaker 2: on my desk for a while.
Speaker 7: Don't worry about them. They didn't have the scoop. They
Speaker 7: didn't know any more than you did. Don't worry about
Speaker 7: those people.
Speaker 6: I wrote eight hundred words commending Scoop ready to hit publish.
Speaker 2: I had.
Speaker 4: You should apologize to you should apologize to.
Speaker 6: It for you?
Speaker 4: Do you still? Do you have anything you want to
Speaker 4: add about the Today Scoop? Or are you out of
Speaker 4: the scoop beat for a little while?
Speaker 5: Well, I thought I was gonna come in here and
Speaker 5: get to tell you about the Indiana guy that they're on,
Speaker 5: but then somebody broke that last night. So that's that's
Speaker 5: the only other nugget I got.
Speaker 4: What were to put it out last Na?
Speaker 2: Yeah, the kid from Indiana that they were?
Speaker 4: You didn't want to put it out last night? Where
Speaker 4: you were?
Speaker 2: I was gonna say it for the show today?
Speaker 4: Okay? Gotcha? Well you go outcast for him. I still
Speaker 4: believe in Scoop. Thank you?
Speaker 2: Is this a was a swing and miss on that one?
Speaker 4: I guess, Yeah, sometimes it happens sometimes. If I'm nine
Speaker 4: two eight twenty two eighty seven, is ask anything Wednesday?
Speaker 4: We are going to take a break and be right back.
Speaker 4: This is KOSR. You think Vince Gill Shannon has any
Speaker 4: like fun time in his life? It feels like all
Speaker 4: of his songs are so emotional, you know, like everything
Speaker 4: is so sad, Like he's an amazing guitar player. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but he had like but his but all his famous
Speaker 4: country songs were sad.
Speaker 7: Well, he had one with like was it little Jimmy
Speaker 7: Dickens or who was it that he did? What the
Speaker 7: what the Cowgirls Do is a fun song?
Speaker 4: Okay, that is true. That is a fun song. It
Speaker 4: feels like most of his songs though, were like breakup
Speaker 4: songs or dying songs.
Speaker 3: Well that's what hits the hardest, you know.
Speaker 4: I guess so I do like Vince Skill though, biggest
Speaker 4: fan of Belmont College, like goes to all of their games,
Speaker 4: supporter in Nashville. That's right to ask Anything Wednesday. A
Speaker 4: couple questions what person rates Matt If Reid hadn't gone
Speaker 4: to the NBA, do you think he would have come
Speaker 4: back to Kentucky or followed cal to Arkansas. What do
Speaker 4: you think of that one? Oh?
Speaker 6: Oh wow, never even thought about that. I don't think
Speaker 6: he would have followed Cal. I think we would have
Speaker 6: found all the money we need to keep Reid. But
Speaker 6: you know, as you say, maybe I'm not positive he
Speaker 6: threw on the shirt. Still likes Cal roots for him.
Speaker 6: I want to say Kentucky, but who knows. Maybe Cal
Speaker 6: could have found the chicken money to pull him away.
Speaker 4: I think it would have been Kentucky, Ryan. I think
Speaker 4: that's part of why I was so surprised by the
Speaker 4: by the Arkansas shirt. I think I think it would
Speaker 4: have been Kentucky. What do you think? Yeah?
Speaker 5: He had Kentucky posters up in his bedroom. Both his
Speaker 5: parents played for Kentucky. He's worn Kentucky gear his entire life.
Speaker 5: It'd be tough that played that play with Pope.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I think the Pope thing. It would it
Speaker 6: would make Pope look bad right out of the gates.
Speaker 6: And I don't think Jeff would have let that happen.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just don't think so. Well. One person writes, Mad,
Speaker 4: I've seen the tulips. You're gonna be really impressed. They
Speaker 4: create pictures and mosaics with the flowers. My wife still
Speaker 4: talks about them. There you go shit pictures and mosaics.
Speaker 3: Are you a flower guy? I know you're a candle guy,
Speaker 3: flower doll.
Speaker 4: Not at all, not at all, Like I don't I
Speaker 4: don't know that I ever noticed flowers ever, but apparently,
Speaker 4: I mean these are everywhere, Like they literally take out
Speaker 4: their tulip markets where you can go by and trade tulips.
Speaker 4: I don't have any to trade right now.
Speaker 7: So you say you're not a flower guy, but yet
Speaker 7: yesterday you successfully identified the two parts of a flower,
Speaker 7: the pistol and the stamen. So I think maybe you
Speaker 7: are a flower guy. You just don't want us to.
Speaker 4: Enjoy the reproduction aspect that that's out it is. One
Speaker 4: person writes, Matt, sounded a little like you were covering
Speaker 4: for Pope. Can you acknowledge that there are guys in
Speaker 4: this class Pope wanted that he's missed. Well, yes, I
Speaker 4: mean I think there are two guys that they were
Speaker 4: ready to take, both of whom told Pope on the
Speaker 4: basketball side that they were coming, and both of whom,
Speaker 4: when it got to the financial side, decided not to.
Speaker 4: One of them is Donovan Dent that went to UCLA
Speaker 4: and then the Magoon kid. The Magoon kid ended up
Speaker 4: staying at his own school, so I don't think there's
Speaker 4: any way you can blame. I mean, if he hadn't
Speaker 4: even entered the portal, we would have never said that
Speaker 4: kid's name. So really, I think the one person that
Speaker 4: they lost to another school Drew is Donovan Dent, and
Speaker 4: he's great, but he's from the West Coast. UCLA decided
Speaker 4: to offer him, and he did it like we're gonna
Speaker 4: lose some in the portal era. But I think that's
Speaker 4: the only one I would say is like, quote unquote
Speaker 4: a loss because Magoon stayed at the school he was at,
Speaker 4: so I think he's the.
Speaker 6: One in my Yeah, and even though Dent didn't play
Speaker 6: at UCLA, that part of that is staying home too,
Speaker 6: being from the area. And if the two bags match
Speaker 6: and you want to still be a West Coast kid,
Speaker 6: I can see how Pope could lose Devan. I really
Speaker 6: want a Mgoon. I think they'll be fine. But I
Speaker 6: had talked myself into Magoon, so of the two, even
Speaker 6: though Dent's higher ranked, I was ready for to have you.
Speaker 4: You're okay with a one and ninety pound big guy.
Speaker 6: Well, if we're if we're gonna put eighteen pounds on
Speaker 6: Trenton Noah and his the way, he's beautifully built, and
Speaker 6: we could have put some weight on Magoon.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well we would have been eating a lot. There's
Speaker 4: still plenty of options. Here's the thing. I'm gonna judge
Speaker 4: this class when it's over. There are still dudes not
Speaker 4: even in the portal yet, you got guys from overseas.
Speaker 4: I think there are a plethora of options. It's like
Speaker 4: going to a buffet in Vegas. Is some of the
Speaker 4: food better than the others, probably, But there's plenty of food.
Speaker 4: So just let me judge your plate when it's over,
Speaker 4: and then I'll tell you if you did a good
Speaker 4: job or not. And I think we're probably at least
Speaker 4: a couple months before knowing how to do that. Who's
Speaker 4: up first, Shit, Derek, Derek, go ahead, Derek.
Speaker 8: Hey, Matt, bringing it back to yesterday talking about the honey.
Speaker 8: Honey is actually the only food in the world that
Speaker 8: does not expire, So you can stuck up on as
Speaker 8: much as you want. And is that as wrong as
Speaker 8: you want?
Speaker 4: Is that true food in the world that doesn't expire
Speaker 4: like nothing else?
Speaker 8: Correct?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I mean they found honey from ancient times and it's
Speaker 8: been perfectly good to eat.
Speaker 4: So I could eat a jar if I found a
Speaker 4: jar of honey that was ninety years old. You're telling
Speaker 4: me I could just dig in and it would be.
Speaker 8: Fine if it is properly stored.
Speaker 4: Yes, what does that mean?
Speaker 8: Properly stored just like you know, in a jar and
Speaker 8: not exposed to the elements you know, outside for ninety years.
Speaker 4: If I had a ninety year old honey, would you
Speaker 4: take a big bite of it?
Speaker 3: Sure, I'll try it, all.
Speaker 4: Right, I'm gonna take your I'm gonna take your word.
Speaker 7: But I don't believe it's the only thing though, And
Speaker 7: you just hung up. I don't believe that that's the
Speaker 7: only thing that doesn't expire.
Speaker 4: Well, I have no way of knowing. First of all,
Speaker 4: I have no way of knowing the fat guy's even right.
Speaker 4: Have you heard that, Ryan Drew? It doesn't expire.
Speaker 2: I have never heard that.
Speaker 5: The one thing about honey I always heard though, if
Speaker 5: you're an allergy suffer, if you eat honey from the
Speaker 5: area you live, it helps limit your allergies.
Speaker 3: Local honey.
Speaker 2: That's right, Yeah, local honey.
Speaker 4: What now say that again? If you eat honey from
Speaker 4: where you.
Speaker 5: Live, yeah, like in your area locally, it like it'll
Speaker 5: limit your allergies.
Speaker 4: So if you eat Lexington honey.
Speaker 6: Yes, yeah, maybe maybe even Richmond honey.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I don't know how further radius is, but maybe the
Speaker 6: surrounding counties.
Speaker 4: Is like you are. Has everyone heard this except.
Speaker 6: I buy like local honey for that reason?
Speaker 2: Yep, And it always blew my mind.
Speaker 4: There's a musical group. There's a musical group called the
Speaker 4: Local Honeys. They they're from eastern Kentucky. I think they
Speaker 4: play with Childer is a lot? Is he are? They
Speaker 4: named the Local Honeys because of what you're saying.
Speaker 6: You think maybe you ever seen him have allergy problems.
Speaker 4: I don't think I've ever seen any of them sneeze
Speaker 4: like three or four times. I don't think I've ever
Speaker 4: seen them sneeze. Wow, a lot about honey.
Speaker 2: All right, who's back?
Speaker 3: All right, let's go to Reese.
Speaker 4: Reese got about forty five seconds, go ahead. All right.
Speaker 9: Well, I'm not nervous about the portal. I trust Pope
Speaker 9: at the end of the day. But I do have
Speaker 9: an unpopular opinion. I don't think I would be super
Speaker 9: upset if Oway decided to transfer to LSU or something
Speaker 9: because of money. And my reasoning is because of what
Speaker 9: we saw with Oscar or two. The offense is better
Speaker 9: when it's just natural, and we thought Oways start to
Speaker 9: force something and.
Speaker 4: That, Like, I disagree with that a lot, and I'll
Speaker 4: explain why when we come back, because I actually disagree
Speaker 4: with you, but I appreciate the call. We'll take a
Speaker 4: break very back. T J.
Speaker 6: Smith, personal injury attorney, called TJ. He'll make them pay.
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Speaker 3: Here's Matt Jones.
Speaker 4: I've learned a lot about honey today. I'm not gonna
Speaker 4: lie to you. Somebody's telling me honeycomb cereal hinnon lasts forever.
Speaker 3: I believe that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: That And also on McDonald's French fries, you could eat frog.
Speaker 4: Don't last forever. Yeah, I mean they get soggy and.
Speaker 3: Like, I'm just saying that you could eat them, I
Speaker 3: don't think they would ever.
Speaker 4: Like what about twinkies? Somebody says twinkies never expire, but.
Speaker 5: Billy has a box of Twinkies. Billy has a box
Speaker 5: of Twinkies in this studio it's been here for a year.
Speaker 7: Eat one, eat it.
Speaker 4: No tweinkies are gross. I couldn't. I couldn't get it
Speaker 4: one person right to Matt. Don't you think we need
Speaker 4: to be quiet about who we are looking to bring
Speaker 4: in so other schools are not aware? So this is
Speaker 4: a new but I have wondered about this, and I look,
Speaker 4: there's never gonna be a time at Kentucky where it's quiet, because,
Speaker 4: as I've said about other things, I used to say
Speaker 4: this about cal when when when information is wanted, if
Speaker 4: people don't fill it in, a vacuum will be created
Speaker 4: and somebody else will fill it in. I think one
Speaker 4: of the reasons we've had a rise in conspiracy theories
Speaker 4: over the last five or ten years is people want information.
Speaker 4: When they don't get, a vacuum fills and you end
Speaker 4: up with false information. Similarly, in recruiting, even if all
Speaker 4: the Kentucky recruiting gurus or insiders were to get together
Speaker 4: and say we're not gonna say anything, we're not gonna
Speaker 4: report the news, then they'll just be people on Twitter
Speaker 4: that'll do it, and they'll make it up and people
Speaker 4: will believe it because there's a hunger for the information,
Speaker 4: and when there's a hunger, when there's a demand, the
Speaker 4: supply is going to be created. So I do think
Speaker 4: Drew it's a challenge for UK coaches. We just have
Speaker 4: more people talking about it. One of the things that
Speaker 4: I was trying to say last night, but it's hard
Speaker 4: to say on social media, is other schools are missing
Speaker 4: on guys too. It's just you don't follow their reporters
Speaker 4: to find out, right, Like we you follow us, so
Speaker 4: it seems like, oh, we're missing all these guys. But
Speaker 4: Louisville's already signed two dudes, but they've missed on five, right,
Speaker 4: Like that's just how it is. You just don't follow
Speaker 4: all their reporters. I mean, Duke's already missed on kids,
Speaker 4: Kansas already missed on kids. Like that's the way it goes.
Speaker 4: It's just you're following the Kentucky people so it feels
Speaker 4: stronger to you. And even if Kentucky reporters didn't report it,
Speaker 4: then some doodles show up and be called cat recruits
Speaker 4: in your ear and then people will believe them because
Speaker 4: of Drew. People just want information.
Speaker 6: We already have too many at cat recruits in your
Speaker 6: ear on the Internet. Anyway. But even if all Kentucky
Speaker 6: people kept things quiet, the national recruiters, they have a
Speaker 6: job to do and they don't care which schools getting
Speaker 6: who they're gonna report. I just I'll use Joe Tipton
Speaker 6: because he's from ON three. I mean, he's gonna report
Speaker 6: everything that he can that's happening, whether it's helping Kentucky
Speaker 6: or herd Kentucky, because he's got a job to stay
Speaker 6: on top of all the movements. So we could try
Speaker 6: our best to keep things quiet, but there's guys out
Speaker 6: there that don't care how it ends. They're just reporting
Speaker 6: and doing their job.
Speaker 4: I mean again, I'll use ON three because that's Kentucky
Speaker 4: Sports Radio. Kentucky Sports Radio is the biggest site on
Speaker 4: three on on three by substantial amount. We have more
Speaker 4: posts than anyone else, We have more readers than anyone else.
Speaker 4: We are now to the point that we are getting
Speaker 4: even more subscribers, even though some of these sites have
Speaker 4: released for twenty years. I think we have like the
Speaker 4: third or fourth most subscribers. So like it's gonna happen,
Speaker 4: Like people want the information, so there's no way to
Speaker 4: keep it quiet.
Speaker 6: I have some numbers on that this morning. The number
Speaker 6: one page on the entire ON three network is Kentucky
Speaker 6: Sports Radio dot Com and number two is the Magoon Update,
Speaker 6: and those two have three times more than the third
Speaker 6: page on any on three D.
Speaker 4: It's just what it is. It's just what it is,
Speaker 4: like that we just care more and so it's gonna
Speaker 4: be what it is, all right. So, Ryan, I wanted
Speaker 4: to see what you thought about. This is not a
Speaker 4: non sports thing for just okay. Corey Booker, do you
Speaker 4: remember Corey Booker? He was on this show on he
Speaker 4: was on this show. He's the mayor of Newark. When
Speaker 4: we played in the NCAA tournament, he came on, remember Shannon,
Speaker 4: he sang do you remember that? He sang that song
Speaker 4: about Kentucky? What was the song again? It was like,
Speaker 4: what was the song Corey Booker sing? It was like
Speaker 4: an old country bluegrassy song. It was like take the K,
Speaker 4: take the N and the nd TC and the take
Speaker 4: when'd it something.
Speaker 3: Like Kentucky and that's pise.
Speaker 4: Yes, Kentucky. That's exactly right. He sang that on here.
Speaker 4: We need to play that next break. I haven't heard
Speaker 4: that a long time anyway. Now he's a senator and
Speaker 4: yesterday Ryanie broke the record for the longest speech in
Speaker 4: the history of the US Senate. He spoke for twenty
Speaker 4: five hours straight. Now, the reason he ye it is
Speaker 4: he was doing a filibuster. It's like he was trying
Speaker 4: to get attention on something and he was doing a philibuster.
Speaker 4: But he broke the record twenty five hours straight on
Speaker 4: the Senate floor. He did not stop to eat, He
Speaker 4: did not stop to use the bathroom. He said he
Speaker 4: stopped eating last Friday, and he stopped drinking last Sunday
Speaker 4: in preparation, and he spoke for twenty five straight hours.
Speaker 4: His staff apparently provided him with twelve hundred pages of notes,
Speaker 4: but they did not write the speech. He ad lived
Speaker 4: it for twenty five hours. I turned it on for
Speaker 4: like five minutes just in the middle, and he was
Speaker 4: talking and it seemed coherent. So here's my question for
Speaker 4: you all. Do you think there's anything in the world
Speaker 4: that you could talk about for twenty five straight hours? Ryan?
Speaker 4: No way?
Speaker 2: Uh uh I get I'm so adhd.
Speaker 5: I have a hard time talking for two minutes, let
Speaker 5: alone twenty five minutes twenty five hours?
Speaker 4: Do you think you could do one hour? You think
Speaker 4: you could stand up for one hour and just talk.
Speaker 2: I don't think I could.
Speaker 5: I mean, we all been asked to do like speaking engagements,
Speaker 5: and usually after about fifteen twenty minutes, I'm done, and
Speaker 5: he got any questions, I immediately opened the Florida questions.
Speaker 2: I can't go any longer, Drew.
Speaker 4: Do you think you could talk about anything for twenty
Speaker 4: five hours?
Speaker 6: No, not at all, not even two point five hours.
Speaker 6: I would get bored with myself. I would get bored
Speaker 6: before my listeners would, and I would want it to
Speaker 6: be over with.
Speaker 4: So you, yeah, you did.
Speaker 6: I was impressed because when I saw it was going on,
Speaker 6: you know, he's live on TikTok and live at several places.
Speaker 6: I just wanted to see if he was rambling or
Speaker 6: I mean, it was pretty coherent, like a real speech,
Speaker 6: even fifteen hours in. I was impressed he was able.
Speaker 4: To do That's what I said. I turned it on
Speaker 4: like our seventeen and he was giving a real speech
Speaker 4: like he wasn't just like my buddy Josie, and and
Speaker 4: I was like whoa, And he was like giving a speech, Shannon,
Speaker 4: do you think you could do it?
Speaker 7: I don't eve think I could stay awake for twenty
Speaker 7: five hours. Let alone talk for that long. You know,
Speaker 7: I mean, take away all you guys on this show
Speaker 7: and just say I had to fill the next twenty
Speaker 7: minutes by myself with Mars to talk to. It's not
Speaker 7: as easy as what you may think. So I got
Speaker 7: they can do that for twenty five hours. That takes
Speaker 7: some talent to do that.
Speaker 6: Does he want to do KSR next week?
Speaker 4: How about not using the bathroom?
Speaker 6: He had to have a Catherine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, depends on something.
Speaker 4: Oh you think he was peeing in his pants? Man,
Speaker 4: he was on TV the whole time. There's no way
Speaker 4: he was like peeing down. He's wearing a black suit.
Speaker 6: Can't see it?
Speaker 4: You where?
Speaker 2: It depends under garments? You know they'll ever know.
Speaker 3: Undergarments.
Speaker 6: I noticed the black suit right away, and I thought
Speaker 6: he's wearing that case.
Speaker 4: Esp I really I didn't think about that. Do you
Speaker 4: think you could stand on national TV and just pee
Speaker 4: while you're standing there talking to the world, even if
Speaker 4: you like, you think you could.
Speaker 7: Do that stare right into the camera's soul while you're peeing.
Speaker 3: Down your leg. I don't think I could do it.
Speaker 3: I think I would tense up.
Speaker 6: I could pee my plans on national TV before I
Speaker 6: could talk for twenty five hours exactly.
Speaker 2: Yes, I can pee in front of anybody, but I
Speaker 2: can't talk for Kentucky's still not on the air.
Speaker 4: We can make that happen, I I you think that's
Speaker 4: what we do a segment on any Kentucky with that, Yeah,
Speaker 4: that would be. I don't know if that would be
Speaker 4: They would have allowed us to do that. Well, I
Speaker 4: have to say to put politics aside. Just standing up
Speaker 4: there and talking for twenty five straight hours coherently, Shannon,
Speaker 4: I have to say, I think that's impressive.
Speaker 3: That's extremely impressive.
Speaker 4: I mean, twenty five straight hours is unbelievable. And so
Speaker 4: now he has the new record for that. It's crazy.
Speaker 4: Who's up next, Derek? Derek, go ahead, Derek.
Speaker 10: Hey, Matt, first time, long time?
Speaker 4: Who are what's up? Hey? Not much?
Speaker 10: I got two quick questions for you and one of
Speaker 10: your thoughts on and I'll hang up to listen. First,
Speaker 10: you'd previously mentioned some targets that we may be focusing
Speaker 10: on that haven't ended the portal yet. One was a
Speaker 10: guy that was in the Sweet sixteen. Another was a
Speaker 10: guy that was in that Crown Tournament that's going on,
Speaker 10: have either those guys or both those guys got in
Speaker 10: the portal yet that you know of? And if not,
Speaker 10: or if so, like what's your confidence level on that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can't say whether in the portal or not.
Speaker 4: I actually don't know who's still in the Crown because
Speaker 4: I haven't been following it. I saw Vegas took the
Speaker 4: game Shannon or right, excuse me, Drew took the games
Speaker 4: off of DraftKings because because every one of them went
Speaker 4: over in the first round because no one's like preparing
Speaker 4: defense for it or whatever, so you can't even bet
Speaker 4: on them. So I don't know who's still in the
Speaker 4: Crown or not. The player that I think Kentucky is
Speaker 4: definitely interested in. Their team has been defeated from the
Speaker 4: NCAA tournament. But as to but I just can't say
Speaker 4: whether or not they're in the portal. But as far
Speaker 4: as the Crown, I honestly don't know who's in and
Speaker 4: who's still out. So I couldn't couldn't answer that question.
Speaker 6: If Cam Williams did not play in the Crown with
Speaker 6: two Lane, we already have a guy from the Crown.
Speaker 6: He stepped away and didn't play.
Speaker 4: That was the only one I was talking about. But yes,
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 6: I'm the only person in the world that's been watching
Speaker 6: the Crown. I'm their one fan.
Speaker 4: You liked it right, like you've been. Well.
Speaker 6: It was on Monday at three o'clock. What else you
Speaker 6: gonna do on Monday at three o'clock? You mean I
Speaker 6: get more March madness. So before it was pulled, I
Speaker 6: got to bed a little bit on Butler. You Tom
Speaker 6: didn't know anything about the teams. But it's just extra
Speaker 6: basketball before the season goes away.
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Speaker 2: Wow, that seems busy bee.
Speaker 4: That'd be true forty days. Just say that was a
Speaker 4: busy bee.
Speaker 2: Yes, forty days.
Speaker 4: How many flowers is that a day? That's a lot
Speaker 4: of flowers. One honey bee produces one sixteenth of a
Speaker 4: tea spoon of honey in its lifetime, but a hive
Speaker 4: can give you thirty pounds of honey.
Speaker 7: Wow, all these facts twenty five thousand flowers a day.
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Speaker 4: that'd be over one thousand flowers an hour. I'm gonna
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Speaker 4: I remember when they we did this Ryan, I didn't
Speaker 4: know this song. He's crazy to me that he came
Speaker 4: on here and sang this and he was like, oh,
Speaker 4: this is a Kentucky song and I didn't know it.
Speaker 4: I was actually kind of embarrassed. Is it Merle Travis.
Speaker 4: Is that right? That is a version.
Speaker 7: I think that's the earliest version of it. This is
Speaker 7: Ricky Nelson and then Glenn Campbell.
Speaker 3: A version of it.
Speaker 4: Interesting. Yeah, I didn't. I didn't even know this was
Speaker 4: a song. So it was actually kind of embarrassing that
Speaker 4: he out Kentucky Kentucky me over this.
Speaker 5: I remembered him singing it, and I remember that when
Speaker 5: he was on and I thought, man, this is an
Speaker 5: impressive dude. I wish he'd run for president, and I
Speaker 5: still think. I think if he kept going, I think
Speaker 5: he would eventually maybe have been our president.
Speaker 4: Is that your political analysis? Yeah, okay, I think he
Speaker 4: could run. It didn't work. Uh, people are angry Shannon
Speaker 4: that I brought that up. By the way, if you
Speaker 4: wrote me the story was that he talked for twenty
Speaker 4: five hours. If you're mad because he's a Democrat, you
Speaker 4: need to go outside and breathe fresh air, because that's
Speaker 4: an interesting story, Shannon. Anyone talking for twenty five hours
Speaker 4: is straight. I don't care. It's interesting.
Speaker 3: I know if he was here republic and it doesn't
Speaker 3: matter exactly.
Speaker 4: But these people, there's like eight of you that wrote me, Man,
Speaker 4: you need to say you, like, seriously, you people got
Speaker 4: to get outside and talk to other humans away from
Speaker 4: the internet, because that's an interesting story. Plus, he stood
Speaker 4: drew for twenty five straight hours.
Speaker 2: That is just silt.
Speaker 4: Although, Shannon, did you when you did your walk? Did
Speaker 4: you sit down at all? At elder?
Speaker 7: I don't remember ever doing that. I think I stood
Speaker 7: the whole time. I may have sat down on the
Speaker 7: curb like a couple of times. I only it took
Speaker 7: maybe four breaks the entire time, so it wasn't much
Speaker 7: sitting at all. And that was thirty six hours.
Speaker 4: No, you did twenty four hours, right, you were? Yeah?
Speaker 7: I mean like I mean staying awake. That was like
Speaker 7: the longest I've ever stayed awake.
Speaker 4: You stayed away, yeah, yes, yeah, okay, gotcha. Yeah. I
Speaker 4: just think standing for twenty four hours be hard, right,
Speaker 4: that's gotta be hard.
Speaker 6: I would think, oh, absolutely, standing the same spot with
Speaker 6: cameras on you and you're just yapping. I think that's crazy.
Speaker 6: And anyone that took that as too political should probably
Speaker 6: go outside for twenty five straight.
Speaker 4: Hours, yeah, or just talk to another human.
Speaker 3: Or pee your pants whichever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you pee your pants on your walk?
Speaker 6: Where did you?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 7: Well, we try to go into a waffle house, they
Speaker 7: wouldn't let us in, so.
Speaker 4: I just use it. Did you just like go behind
Speaker 4: a tree?
Speaker 3: I use their dumpster?
Speaker 4: You use the waffle house?
Speaker 2: Thumb, Well, you gotta go, you gotta go.
Speaker 3: What you want me to do about it?
Speaker 4: I didn't know you used the waffle house.
Speaker 3: They catch us out of that waffle house, they go, no.
Speaker 4: That's pretty bad. When you're when the waffle you're not
Speaker 4: classy enough for the waffle house. That's that's that's pretty bad.
Speaker 4: If I'm not to a twenty two eighty seven, you
Speaker 4: got stuff playing for drew a Palooza next week, Drew.
Speaker 6: I got a few things. I'm gonna reach out some people.
Speaker 6: I'm trying to find the sweet spot of when to
Speaker 6: ask guests because if I asked too early, they might
Speaker 6: be a no or forget, and if I wait too late,
Speaker 6: you know, might get a no. So I'm gonna wait
Speaker 6: a few more days before I start filling some some interviews.
Speaker 6: But I got a bunch of topics I'm excited to
Speaker 6: talk about.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm excited for drew Palooza, and I would just
Speaker 4: say to all of our listeners, support my man Drew.
Speaker 4: This is his first week doing it by himself. Ryan,
Speaker 4: I'm excited for him, and uh, everybody get involved in
Speaker 4: Drew Palooza. Come seeing when he's at the bar. I
Speaker 4: think it'll be Uh, it'll be a fun time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he'll kill it, There's no doubt about it.
Speaker 5: It'll be a good week. And he's got Billy. I
Speaker 5: think it's gonna help him some and he'll have some
Speaker 5: good guests, so it'll be I mean, you're we talking
Speaker 5: about the National Championship? Did you just finished and you've
Speaker 5: got a lot to talk about.
Speaker 6: I do a whole week on the National Championship. Sounds
Speaker 6: like a great week. Maybe some ghosts, maybe some conspiracy theories.
Speaker 4: I think I think people would like those even better
Speaker 4: than the title. Who's up next, Dave, Dave, go ahead.
Speaker 11: Dave, Hey, two quick things. Uh. The first is I'm
Speaker 11: really excited about Malacott Marine and the performance that he's
Speaker 11: had in the McDonald's all American stuff. I'm excited to see.
Speaker 8: Him wear blue.
Speaker 11: The second is with the Big Z entering the portal,
Speaker 11: don't you think that he would be perfect for Mark
Speaker 11: Pope system. I know Col's best use of him is
Speaker 11: bordered down.
Speaker 4: Prim No, I don't because he can't play defense. I mean,
Speaker 4: the same problem that had he the same problem he
Speaker 4: had with col is gonna be the problem he has.
Speaker 4: He can't play defense and he can't protect the rim
Speaker 4: at all. So it makes it to where, yes, he
Speaker 4: can shoot threes. I think there's part of what Pope's
Speaker 4: system he would do really well in, which is that
Speaker 4: big man at the top of the key. But he can't.
Speaker 4: He can't dribble really and he can't play he can't
Speaker 4: play defense. So I just don't. You know, can he
Speaker 4: make threes, yes, but I just don't. I think there
Speaker 4: are big men out there who can shoot better than him.
Speaker 4: I mean, this was a dude who has projected a
Speaker 4: lottery pick that's now even not even projected as being picked.
Speaker 4: So I think they are beat options. If he comes here,
Speaker 4: I'll cheer for him, but I do think there are
Speaker 4: better options. Appreciate the call. Does anybody disagree with me
Speaker 4: on that? No, you're right.
Speaker 5: I think he definitely fits into the offensive scheme of
Speaker 5: what Pope wants that big guy to do. You know,
Speaker 5: he's good because he's a good shooter, he's a good passer,
Speaker 5: but at the defensive end, he's definitely we had some
Speaker 5: bad defensive guys.
Speaker 4: It's a pretty good passer, but he's not a good
Speaker 4: ball handler and defensively, I mean again, Arkansas got good
Speaker 4: when they start playing him last Yeah, so you know
Speaker 4: it kind of is what it is. Who's next? Jack? Jack?
Speaker 4: What's up? Jack? Jack?
Speaker 3: Okay, let's try Joe.
Speaker 4: Oh Jack, Joe, go ahead, Joe A five nine, two eighth,
Speaker 4: twenty two eighty seven.
Speaker 12: Joe, Yeah, I'm here, Thank you, Matt quickly. The Indiana
Speaker 12: Kentucky's going to resume their basketball series next year in Lexington,
Speaker 12: And man, I'm all for dad. I mean, I'm seventy
Speaker 12: three years old, and I've seen many of Kentucky Indiana,
Speaker 12: you know, great basketball games, and but I have reservations
Speaker 12: about going back to Bloomington and playing this game. I'm
Speaker 12: all for going back and playing the entire series up
Speaker 12: in Innneapolis at that Big Dome every year. Thirty thousand
Speaker 12: seats for Kentucky, thirty thousand for Indiana. I'm not really
Speaker 12: a big fan of one. See Kentucky go back and
Speaker 12: play in Bloomington. Am I a bad versus for good?
Speaker 4: A bad person? I mean, I'm actually you know, I've
Speaker 4: talked about that game a lot, and I appreciate the call.
Speaker 4: I understand why Cal didn't want to go back. It
Speaker 4: was a nasty, harsh environment, but it was also probably
Speaker 4: the best environment for a rego season college basketball game
Speaker 4: I've ever been in. I mean, it was wild, it
Speaker 4: was exciting, and uh, you know, if they're going to
Speaker 4: play each other, I think it's good that, you know.
Speaker 4: I don't know how Drew they worked out the agreement
Speaker 4: where we get two games in Roup and they only
Speaker 4: get one game in Bloomington and then one in Indianapolis.
Speaker 4: But we won't be going there for four years. But
Speaker 4: I'm okay with going there once every four years, are you? Uh? Yeah?
Speaker 6: But the problem with the Indie game is it's in
Speaker 6: Lucas Oil and I hate that place and it should
Speaker 6: be torn down. So we have to go there in
Speaker 6: the second year of the series.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the second year. But I mean, look, objectively speaking,
Speaker 4: the wildest college basketball atmosphere I've ever been was that
Speaker 4: Kentucky Indiana game on the road. It was insane that
Speaker 4: year with the Watford shop. We'll take a break, come back.
Speaker 4: I remember two ask anything Wednesday. It's KSR