KSR - 2025-01-03- KSR - Hour 1

Episode Date: January 3, 2025

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I heard a report this morning on the radio coming in. They're predicting anywhere between 8 to 9 inches. 8 to 9. That's where we are now. That's where we are now. So not freezing rain, snow. If it changes, like you said yesterday, northern Kentucky could get 8 to 9, and we might get the ice here in central Kentucky.

Which one do we want? I'd rather have the snow. Yeah. And so it's the people to the south of us, then you're looking at like what? E-Town Somerset, is that the ice? Probably, which is awful. You know, that's when they have... Do you know what you're talking about, by the way?

I just heard the weather report this morning. It'll change by this afternoon. Okay. What are you hearing? I... I tuned into the local news last night. I don't do that often. Watched little Chris Bailey.

That's who I went with last night. Trusted him. Sleeves weren't up, but he had like a little map, I guess you could call it. Had purple, pink, and then lighter pink. Lexington was in the pink. That was kind of icy. The purple, North... of us was the snow, but we were right on the line. So it seemed, as of last night, could go either way.

All right. So, Shannon, I'm sending, I just sent you Chris Bailey's number, okay? All right. Why don't you call him? I don't trust either of these two forecasts. I don't trust Chris Bailey. I bet he talks about his pink, purple. You ask Chris Bailey, okay, and see if he'll jump on here for a second and let everybody know about this. All right. Okay. So last night, I tweeted out something that you kind of, you know, I don't know, I just wanted to stir the pot a little bit. I just did a little thing saying, you know, where could I find a good snow output computer model? Because you remember Mark Weinberg said if you post a snow output computer model, I will have you deported to Siberia. Is that what he said?

It was something like that. So I did it. I asked for it. And then I tagged him, Bill Mac, and Chris Bailey. You know, just to kind of, well, first of all, I was looking for a. snow output computer model. And second, I thought those guys would have the best chance of knowing where they were. I'm sure they do.

Now, I didn't know you could do this on social media. So I want to thank Mark Weinberg. First of all, I know Chris Bailey. I know Bill Meck. I like both of them. I do. I don't know Mark Weinberg. I don't know him.

Might be the nicest person in the world. So this is not, I'm not defaming him. He's just a little spicy. And I think he takes his weather a little seriously. Okay. So I tagged him. I tagged all three of them. Tag thing was up about 10 minutes.

And then I went and I noticed that Mark Weinberg was no longer tagged. You know how it'll be like in blue if you tag somebody? His had not gone non-blue. And I was like, oh, I must have made a mistake. Like in how I did it. So I went back and I edited it because you can do that now. And I tagged him again. And then it showed up.

And I was like, okay, you know, I made a mistake, blah, blah, blah. Got up this morning, untagged again. Whoa. Okay. I did not know. I guess you can untag yourself from post. Like, leave me out of this. First of all, hate that because I like tagging Ryan and getting his message box filled.

But I think Mark Weinberg untagged himself twice on my snow impact. put. Can I tell you that I think I know why? Why? He's not very happy with us. Do you remember when we made fun of him because we said that he fart it live on the air? He did fart live on the air. Well, I think all of our people tweeting him and making fun of them, maybe

hurt us feelings a little. He didn't like that. But he did, I mean, he did pass gas if we're being, he did on the air, like that happened. So he untagged himself twice. Does this man take computer snow models more seriously than most

of us treat the most serious news in the world? First of all, if I was part on the air, will you all make fun of me? Yes, you should. Full permission. Yeah. I'm learning this untagging thing for the first time. I saw your tweet where it was just written out and he wasn't blue, and I thought he had blocked you and you just kind of typed it out anyway.

I don't think he's blocked me because it looks like I can still see. Like Pete Thamele has blocked me years ago. And so I can't see a Pete Thamel tweet. Rick Bozich has me blocked. I always wonder what he's saying. Posage bought you? I never know what's behind that wall. There are only like two people that have blocked me that I know of.

Mark Weinberg and Harabalab, the investor, you know, guy used to go on Bill Simmons, and I still don't know why he blocked me either. But Mark Weinberg untagged himself twice from my tweets, which made me sad because I thought he might have the snow computer model. I am hearing this also for the first time, and I am so excited. I cannot wait to learn how to do this when you tag me in one of your ridiculous I'm going to make it to where you can't. Now, do you have Chris Bailey by any chance?

He did not answer. He sent me directly to voicemail. You know, like when you get one ring and it goes to voicemail? We'll tag him. He'll want to come on. He likes to come on. Let's text him, not tag him. Excuse me.

Text him and ask him if he will come on. Because I feel like we need a direct from the person weather forecast. Seems like Mark has taken himself out of a conversation with these big weather personalities. Almost like he doesn't want to be one of the top guys. Well, they all hate each other. I don't want to be on social. I mean, they all hate each other. the OBW Rumble is Saturday night.

By the way, if you like the Royal Rumbers, you can buy that. We're already sold out, so you can't come. But you can buy it on pay-per-view. It's like the game's early, so it's like seven, eight bucks. You can buy it that night and watch. Shannon did not get invited to be in the rubble. Yeah, what's up with that, man? Come on.

Because you are a little, just a little whippur-snapper. You're not an actual, you're not an actual wrestler. Well, you mean I'm not an actual wrestler. But we could put the three weathermen in there, and I would like to, I'd like to see that. Triple Threat match. So maybe a ladder match? You can put Doppler up there? The Doppler on top of a pole.

Doppler on a pole. Doppler is like computer thing, right? The Doppler weather model. Okay. So now it's, have you been to the grocery yet? I am going this weekend. I've not been yet. Well, you better go.

I bet it's like empty now. It may be. It may be. But I'm absolutely going. Are you going today? I have a noon pickup. I'm hoping that everything I ordered is there. A noon pickup.

Straight from here. I'll be going to my parking spot. Shannon, what about you? No. Why are we acting like we're going to be snowed in? for a week. Like, do you... Well, eight to nine inches will snow this city.

You can go a couple of days without going to the grocery store. I can't. You have nothing in your refrigerator. Well, I mean, I don't have anything. I don't have any grocery. Door to ask everything. What do you get in the grocery store? Well, I'm probably going to go to Louisville,

because my Louisville house is closer to places to eat than my Lexington house. And so I'm probably going to go to Louisville. Louisville tends to actually clean up the streets a little bit quicker. honestly, at least in the neighborhood while I live because there are businesses. Yeah. So I'm probably going to go to Louisville and try to hunker down there.

Something we've not talked about. Do we all need to take equipment home in case we're stuck? You need to do the show Monday. I have equipment home. But yeah, there's a good chance. If there's snow and ice, there's a good chance we'll be closed here Monday

and we'll be doing the shows at our various houses. But I'm excited about it. I don't know about you. I like it. Do you all like a big snow like once a year? No. But the kids get to stay home.

Don't you like it? that? No, you want them to get out of your house. It's time for the kids to go back to school. Yeah. You guys don't want to get. You want snow, right? You don't want to go. Who wants to go to school? That's the worst. I don't know one person who's got to show up regardless. You guys can do it from home. He has to show up. They used to back in the day when I heart wasn't cheap, they would, there was a hotel across the street. They would put people like Shannon up in the hotel.

I think they're going to do that maybe, maybe. Oh, they are going to do that for you? So they do that because we have to be on the air for the people. Yeah, Shannon's got to be in the studio. So he could just bring a sleeping bag and just sleep to the studio tonight. Have you prepped? Got your salt down? I don't have any salt. I have a little container, but I don't think that's going to be enough.

Monique just hauled a bunch of salt out in the front. So when's it supposed to start? Sunday evening. Sunday, I think it's a-so not Sunday day. I think it's like Sunday 4 o'clock maybe, something like that. So tomorrow for the game should all be fine. Should be fine. All right.

Should be fine. Well, everybody, be careful with the snow. We'll hope we get Chris Bailey on at some point. and he can let people all over know. Because I do trust Chris Bailey. He takes it very seriously. So Kentucky has to fly out to Georgia. I guess they'll fly out on Monday.

Wonder if that will affect their flight plans. Might. Maybe they'll go Sunday. Maybe they'll go Sunday. You got Mark Fox and Pope used to live there, maybe get their old spots, make a little stay out of it. Yes. We play Georgia on, that's right, on Tuesday.

Now, Kentucky plays Florida tomorrow morning, 11 o'clock. early earliest start for a UK game that I can ever remember. I can't ever remember an 11 a.m. start. I would go so far as to say, I bet we've never had one. And I still don't even know why we have one today, like this week. I went and looked in the future weeks. They're not playing games at 11. Why are they playing it?

Why are we playing at 11? Well, you mentioned, I think, what, Tennessee, Arkansas is after us, and then you got NFL games. So you think they just want to get it done before the NFL? I think so. Squeeze in our games. squeeze in Tennessee Arkansas so yeah ESPN has a double header this is kind of their kickoff to the conference season it is Kentucky Florida followed by Tennessee at Arkansas so two big games yeah to start SEC play but we're first and we are 11 a.m.

Are you feeling confident about the game? Unfortunately I'm not really because just because I think Florida is really really good I mean they're good they're not undefeated for an accident they're a good basketball team they got that what's he's named Clayton Junior, the point guard. Yes, Walter. Walter Clayton Jr. He's played well against us before. Yes, he has.

Very good. You know, we haven't talked about this yet. Florida has a kid that's seven foot nine inches. He is seven foot nine. Have you seen him? Yes. He's mad. Now, he doesn't play.

No. But he, they have a guy, you need to, if you're at the game tomorrow at Rupp, watch him in warmups. He's seven foot nine. He can grab the rim without even being on his tip. How does he not play? You're eight foot tall and you can't play basketball? He's seven foot nine. He, well, I mean,

And I don't say this to be mean to me. He must be terrible. If he's seven foot nine and can't get in, he must be pretty. Just put your hands in there. Kind of slow moving guy. But he is, he is, I'm sure someone that just as a human being, Drew, I would like to just see what he looks like. His clips are incredible.

As you can imagine, he does not have to do anything around the rim, but just lift his arm up and put it in. I assume the reason why he can't play much right now is when you're that big, it's so hard. to be quick and move around. You wouldn't want to be that big. You can't guard anybody. You can't get around. First of all, just think about buying clothes.

Yeah. I mean, just buying clothes in and of itself would be awful. You have to special order everything. Like, I have a friend who has size 15 feet. It's a terrible existence. You can't buy shoes in normal situations. You have to order everything online. Most size 15, everything nice is sold out.

Because it's all NBA players. So you end up having to, it's a tough thing when you're 7 foot 9, I don't know what that guy does. It's not the shoe, it's the pair of pants. Finding that in seems a little different. When Sean Bradley played at 7, 7, 7, he could move a little bit. I'm playing the NBA. People forget he was a second pick in the draft, Sean Bradley was.

This guy's 7-9 and just, you'll see. It's kind of like doesn't move very well. Now, the official line hasn't come out. There are some like unofficial lines floating around. The official line will come out this afternoon. A couple of the unofficial ones had Florida is the favorite. what do you think Kentucky's going to be? You said one yesterday.

You said one or two, Kentucky, just with the home court advantage. I think it's pretty even if these two were just on a neutral court and no crowd and we're just playing basketball. But I think with it being at Rupp, you know, we talk about it being early for Kentucky. I mean, Florida's first true road environment is 11 a.m. That's going to be difficult on them too. But I think Kentucky point or two. Well, I hope here's the thing. I hope Kentucky fans, we need to get to the game.

you need to be there when it starts, right? So we open here at 9. Our show starts at 8.30. Come in, you can have breakfast and then go. But we need to be there ready to go. The problem for this Kentucky team has been the start. We have started poorly in like our last seven games. And I think you mentioned it, Drew, yesterday.

Ryan, we can't start slow. And at 11 a.m. on a Saturday, that's a way you start slow if you're not careful. Yeah, they've got to find an answer to figure out how they can get off to a better start because, yeah, you get down early in some of these SEC games. It may be too late to try to come back because these SEC teams are really, really strong. I genuinely believe that this game is going to be a game that will almost decide what, where can, like, I will bet you at the end of the year. Florida and us are very close to each other.

This could be a game that's a tiebreaker to get a double by in the SEC. tournament. Like I think it could be that important. I think so too. I mean right now I have not have any games yet. Tennessee, Auburn, Alabama, I think could be fighting for one through three. And, you know, Florida, Kentucky, this game could decide who's number four at the end of the year. Still a lot of basketball to be played. But we could be looking at the last week of the SEC and this game decided who's playing on which day of the tournament. Totally agree with that. 859-280, 2287. We'll continue to effort. Shannon, how's the effort coming with Chris Bailey? Oh, we're still efforting. No answer. We'll keep in busy.

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It is state capital. Yeah. A lot of people don't realize that. I used to trick people growing up in Indiana. Is the capital in Kentucky pronounced Louisville or Louisville? Well, you got him, did you? I got them. I got them every time.

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Give us a shout. A couple open lines. One person writes, tell Shannon he needs to get prepared. People like Shannon are. part of the problem they don't prepare and then they clog up the roadways you're part of the problem i am so i am so so prepared i've got me a hotel room right down the street i'll probably stay there on sunday night actually so which hotel downtown did they put you up on my fans like knocking on my door i can't tell you like which hotel i'm in okay chris bailey says you can call it okay okay

why don't you uh why don't you go ahead and do that 859 280 2287 while we wait for him a second Did you see what happened to the young dude on Georgia Parker Jones yesterday? A name that no one knew and that no one knew they were going to know until yesterday. And I'm part of the large crowd on the internet that searched his name and went through all the memes. I didn't hit like. I'm not even saying I enjoyed it, but there was a lot of Parker Jones on the internet last night. If you didn't see Parker Jones is just like a walk on, he's one of those dudes that they're not going to have on football. football teams anymore when the new regulations come. He's just like a white guy with a bowl haircut

that probably has a father that's a donor or something that is on the team. Yeah, they're not, well, let's save it because I want to talk about him. But Chris Bailey is on. Okay, so Chris, thank you for coming on. We like to have you on for weather emergencies. How are things coming in the weather room and are you fighting with anyone? No, no fighting as of yet. We're We've got to pace ourselves, Matt, as you know. We have the winter storm coming Sunday, Monday, and it's a big hitting system. A significant snow for the northern part of the state, freezing rain, sleet along in south. It's going to be fairly significant.

It's a situation where you hope there's more snow or sleet than freezing rain. Freezing rain is just a pure ice that, you know, accumulates on everything, power lines and trees and stuff. And that's what we want to avoid. So where in Kentucky, Chris, is it going to be the worst? Like if you were to say, because we got people obviously listen to all this day, what is the area that if you're in that you think right now is the one, you think that you say the freezing rain is the worst? Where do you expect that to be?

It is. Right now, probably along in south with the heaviest band of freezing rain of 64. So give me like some towns, like Danville, Somerset. You're talking Danville, maybe Richmond, through Big Sandy Valley, Paintsville, Pressensburg, pipeville, some places like that. And then farther to the north of that is where that heavy snow band looks like it's going to set up right now.

So now is that north that we're talking like northern Kentucky for the snow? Yeah, exactly. And the thing to keep in mind with this, Matt, is that everything with this system, you know how some will go like southwest, northeast, northeast, or cuts in different directions. This thing is just moving like a bowling ball due west to east. So you're going to get all the precipitation amounts coming in a straight line from west to east.

So for instance, what happens in Louisville is likely to happen in Lexington. So what do we think happens in Louisville and Lexington? I think both cities will get significant amounts of snow to start, then go over to sleep, freezing rain, and then back to snow. So is Monday a mess all over the state? Yeah, it is. It is. And Sunday through Monday is a mess. And the sad part about it is the fact that whatever falls doesn't matter, Matt,

because it's going to be there probably a week later because it's going to be so cold after. So how cold does it get after? Ryan was saying zero degrees, but of course, Ryan doesn't know anything. So what about you? So how cold is it going to get? Hey, hey, scoop is right on it. You're talking right around zero, give or take a little bit Wednesday, Thursday of next week. Zero on Wednesday and Thursday of next week.

Zero degrees. And some may be below zero because what happens, if you get a clear sky over top of a snowpack, whether it's snow or ice on the ground, that temperature just bottoms out. And, yeah, Wednesday, Thursday. Zero degrees is very cold. So before, but the great information.

So if you were to say, so do you think everyone in the state for the most part gets affected by this in some way? I do. Without question, the lowest impact right now is going to be the Tennessee border counties. But even there, compared to what I was thinking yesterday, I think their impact is greater than yesterday. So I think they start out as freezing rain for several hours. They will briefly go over to some rain tomorrow night for several or, you know, say, whatever. This is Friday, on Sunday night, I should say, for several hours. And then everybody ends the snow again on Monday.

So total accumulation in Lexington and Louisville, you think will be what? For snow, you're talking about the potential for several inches. I can't really put a number on it yet because here's the thing, Matt, when you're dealing with, you know, for Lexington and Louisville, we're going to get three different precipitation types. And how long do you, how long of a duration do you get of snow? How long of a duration do you get of sleet? And how long do you get a duration of freezing rain? Do you expect power to go out in lots of the state? I would say there is going to be a large chunk of power out is just coming up.

Yes. All right. Well, Chris, not great news, but at the same time, you at least give it to us, and that's good. So you're basically saying if you're in that Danville, Richmond area, those are the places to kind of be the most work. Right. Right now, if I, yeah, if I'm within, if I'm within 75 miles of Interstate 64 on that southern side of it, right now, I think that may be the prime zone for ice. All right.

Chris Bailey from WKYT. Thank you very much at Kentucky weather on Twitter. I need a fight from you this weekend. Don't let me down. Listen, man, I'm too old for that stuff now. You know, the younger me can do that. You listen, all you got to do is tell Weinberg, you got a snow model. and it'll be on. Thank you, Chris. Appreciate it.

All right. Take care, guys. So from I-64 South, 75 miles, that's the danger zone. So if you're in that area, watch out. And it sounds like awful even Lexington and Louisville because we get all three. Snow, sleet, freezing rain. All three of them could hit. Danville and Richmond. Who knew? Larry Vaught. Make sure you're undercover.

I'm not too far from Richmond. I might catch a little of the Richmond storm, too. Yeah, Somerset. Bob in Jamestown. Are you going to be, is he going to be all right? He can come up and stay with you. No, he's good right where he is. We don't need to bring him this way.

All right. We will talk a little bit more. We will take your calls right after this. It's Kentucky Sports Radio. T.J. Smith, personal injury attorney. Call T.J. He'll make them pay. Now, more of Kentucky Sports Radio presented by Stockton Mortgage. Here's Matt Jones.

Do you know who this is, Ryan? I know this song, but I don't know who it is. I know you do. Take a guess. Think about what, think about what's going on right now. Shannon likes to make things associative. Go ahead, keep the music playing so we can hear it. What would the name of this artist be so that you can hear it?

The snowman. Closer, close. Think about informer. The weatherman. No, it's not named the weatherman. You're now getting farther away. Oh, the ice man. No, no, no.

Do you have one of the words right? Snow. So what would his name be? Snow person. No, no, no, close. Just snow. Just snow. His name is just snow?

Just snow. I didn't know that. Informer. Do you remember this song? Oh, I definitely remember the song. Yeah, names snow. 859-28027. One person writes, Matt, even with weather men, you always interrupt them.

Why don't you let people finish the sentence? You got to keep them moving. You got to keep them moving. You had a lot of information we wanted it in a short amount of time. Yeah. And you got to get the weather people to the point. They're used to fill in time on the air, and they just yabber, gaby-y-y-yabber. and you got to like go Chris is really good.

You just got to say, hey, what about this? Yeah, hey, tell me some actual cities. Give me some cities. All right, so real quick, before we go, Parker Jones. So Parker Jones, he's standing there. He's got his frat boy haircut. He's got his jersey, but he doesn't even have pads on. So, like, he's not going to play, Drew.

He's just there hanging on. Referee, Georgia's got to run. They're going. Referees run down the sidelines, and Parker gets in the way, and he hits the referee. If you go back and watch the replay, you can see the referees. face getting angry while he's like he's like what are you doing you're you little snot 15 yard penalty for interference tough look right yeah kirby goes crazy he starts yelling at him back up back up he's screaming and then poor parker jones i mean he's like the the internet is made to give this

kid a hard time right they look him up they're like parker jones then all of a sudden on Twitter, everyone's searching his web page. You know, his player page on Georgia's website crashes. So many people are going to it. He's the number one trend in America. And all I can think about is what if you were him on the sideline? And like you feel bad, but you probably have no idea that the whole world is talking about you, right? So then the game keeps going.

Georgia loses. and at the end, ESPN was just diabolical, Drew. With a minute left, they show him on the sideline and go, you got to wonder what Parker B. Jones is thinking, as if he was the one that caused him the game. I mean, he did. That was like in the second quarter. It was early in the game.

But Parker Jones, what do you think his life is like right this minute in Athens? I can't remember a reaction and a network zooming in quite aggressively as that was. there was also a sorority group chat about him that leaked. There was not a sorority group chat. Oh, yeah, yeah. He caught a lot of strays that had nothing to do with football. There was a sorority group chat? It wasn't a good look for him.

Oh, poor sorority group chat. Yeah, it was about him. I mean, they put it out reacting to this. I was just thinking, someone please get to the locker room and get his phone before he does and just tell him Parker. Can you imagine when he turned it on our phone tonight? Can you imagine when he turned his phone on? He had to be like, you remember I've told you that story before.

on this show about the woman who made the joke that was inappropriate before she got on a flight to South Africa. Do you all remember that story? Yeah. Then when she landed, she had lost her job and all this stuff, and they talked about how she turned her phone on and her world had just changed. I wondered about that with Parker Jones last night. Yeah, he is now George's Bartman.

You know, he's the poster child for that loss. How can he walk across campus when school and classes resumed? Because, man, everybody, everybody on that campus knows. who that kid is. But he didn't cost him the game. No, he didn't. They lost about 13 points. But will he be on the team next year? No. He won't be at Georgia next year. No, you got to transfer. Which is kind of sad, because

I was for Notre Dame. I was rooting for Notre Dame. You think he's not even at Georgia? No. And he had zero impact on that game. He really did. As the first quarter, Kirby even said in his press conference, we didn't take advantage of the first and ten anyway. Like, it really didn't hurt them that bad. I

couldn't believe ESPN on him in the fourth quarter. I couldn't either. That was diabolical. If that mistake, it happened in the fourth quarter, all right, but it is hours later. They showed him again later. He has his back. He's walking towards the locker room and they're zooming in on it. So let me just say something to Parker Jones. Parker, I kind of feel bad for you. You were just excited. He was just excited. Hang in there. It'll be okay. You know what? You might not be able to stay at Georgia. Alabama's good, though. There's other good colleges. Hang in there. You know, I feel like, Bartman went away.

Hopefully Parker Jones doesn't have to go. Like right now, they're showing him on TV. Like, come on, man. He didn't do anything. Like, he's picking his nose on TV. At that moment, you know he is peeing his pants because they just called the penalty. He's trying to hide.

I feel bad for my Jones brethren there, Parker. What if he wants to transfer to Kentucky? Do we take him? We need some better players than Parker, I think, next year. Who's up first? Zach. Zach, go ahead, Zach.

Matt, you. Yes, sir. Can you hear me? I got you. So I had a question, I had a question for Ryan. I sent you a message on the text machine last night. Ryan, are you, with the DoorDash, and I'm really excited for you, but are you taking things out for, like, your taxes and purposes? Yes, are you taking your taxes out?

As a realtor, you know, you're a W-9 employee, so yeah, I'm familiar with it. I got to do there. Did you do it yesterday? I did for a couple hours. Did you get any people who gave you extra tips? Negative. No, they must not have been listening to the show. I had a ton of people write me, say they were going to give you extra tips.

Did they not do it? Well, I only did it a couple hours after the show, and then I wanted to get home and watch the Georgia in Notre Dame football game. So I had a suggestion. I appreciate the call. Somebody suggested this. And you have to tell me if you're up for it. But would you want to take a night that you just delivered directly from KS.

Bar, take out the middleman of DoorDash. and you did that, and then that way it would be fans of the show. I'd love it. I think it'd be a lot of fun. You'd get some meet some people. And then maybe Mario would go along with you. Let's do it. All right, so we'll do that one night. I don't know when, but we'll pick a night,

and then that way we'll just take out the middleman. You know, Doherdash, all they do is just take a bunch of money from you. This would be direct KS Bar to Ryan Lemon to the people. Any night, but Sunday night, but Sunday night, and it's going to have ice and snow. No, no, we can do it Sunday night. That's when we need you the most. That's when we might need you the most.

That's what people would need it the most. You get big tips that night, too. Oh, big tips. Yeah. I'm down. We may not be open. But we'll... Because, I mean, nobody's going to come in here and eat,

so we may not be open. But either way, you're up for that. Yeah, I think it would be fun. Because then I think fans could directly get from you. That would be just a lot of fun. I actually enjoy it, you know, so that's one more reason I picked to do that. I had some other...

You know, I was looking now what can I do to pick up some extra cash? this was appealing to me. I think it's fun. Yes. Only fans? That's next week. How's your feet? Rex Ryan, feet. I got little bitty feet. I think there's a market for that.

Like that again, please. I think people would watch it only fans of Ryan just doing show prep and regular Ryan things throughout the day. That would just be Ryan sleeping if you did that. Who's up next? Hunter. Hunter, go ahead, Hunter. Hey, how you guys doing today? Doing good.

Hey, so. A little tip for Ryan, so I'm actually a full-time DoorDash driver. So he needs to try to get 100 orders in a month because what they do is they have special programs. I don't know if he's hit it yet. But essentially, once you hit the highest program, you can go whenever you want. So you're not waiting on DoorDash. You can actually just do it whenever you want. You can go however long you want.

And then my second. Can I tell you real quick before you go to your second one? Can I tell you what I saw a DoorDash driver do yesterday? Yeah. I've never been madder. I was at Chipotle. This Door Dash driver was waiting on his food, and the place was really crowded, so I'm sure he was waiting longer than he wanted to wait.

I heard him, I'm at the front of the line, and you know me, I can't stay quiet. Like, I want to stay quiet, but I can't stay quiet. But I don't like when people are rude to people. I especially don't like when people are rude to service people, especially in the food industry. These people don't make enough money for what they're doing. And at Chipotle, they don't even like get tips. So, like, they don't even have the big money day.

So it's no reason to be rude these people. This door dash driver is sitting there waiting. He said, where is this food? And she goes, we'll get it to you in just a minute. And he mumbled under his breath the B word. And I went. And so then I was like, hey, dude, no reason to be rude to her. And he goes, you shut your mouth.

I'll say what I want. And I'm like, don't be rude. She's going to get there as quick as you can. You don't have to be rude to her. And he starts coming at me, blah, blah, blah. Well, then the woman comes and he, I don't know what happens between the two of them. I didn't see it. I'm paying for.

my food. Next thing I know, he spits on the woman. No way. He literally spits on the woman. She calls the police. She calls the police, says, kicks him out of the restaurant. He's cussing at her. Police come. She wrote his license plate down. So I think there'll be at least one last driver for you have to compete with. I couldn't believe how rude this dude was to her. I mean, Who spits on somebody? Isn't that an assault? I mean, it's something. I don't know what.

I'll leave that to the police department. And then as I was leaving, the police came in. He was gone at that point, but I saw him come into the place. That's awful. Anyway, go ahead. What was your second point? I've had similar situation. I've seen other door dashed to that, but not that extreme.

Second point is, so I'm actually from Utah. I call them the post-game shows quite frequently, actually. but I actually get to come to the Alabama game. It's my first ever Kentucky game. So I want here one area because we come in about Thursday, so we have Thursday and Friday to explore Lexington. Yeah. One restaurant from each of you that I should go to and try.

I'll hang up a listen. Appreciate the call. All right. So if you were to pick, obviously I'd love for you to come here because this is a wonderful Kentucky experience. But let's take this off because we're biased. What would be the one Lexington restaurant you would suggest that people coming from out of town try if they want a Lexington

experience. I always suggest Carson's, because it's not ridiculously expensive, like Tony's or Jeff Rubies. The food at Carson's is awesome. It's a great environment, so I'm going with Carcans. It's usually my number one recommendation, too. If you're looking for, like, something truly Lexington, I think of certain items, like a fried chicken

at Merrick Inn or something like that. But at just another good restaurant, I always recommend Carson's and Tulip are my two that are kind of chained, just kind of a good dinner in Lexington that they don't have anywhere else. I think, Even though it's Italian and there are places in America, you can get better Italian. I think Giuseppe's is a very Lexington voice, right?

It's out there. It's kind of like hidden. And like you walk in, it's just a very Lexington kind of feel out there in the middle of nowhere. If it's spring and summer, I always recommend Palmer's because you could sit outside. You can outside by that thing. Hey, this year, go beyond resolutions and create a happier, healthier lifestyle you can be proud of. That's what our friends at Cornbread Hemp are here for. Relieve aches and pains, help you sleep.

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at KS. Bar and Grill. We're open here in 15 minutes for lunch. Got some folks here. You said you lived in South Carolina. Is that right? That's good. Nice from here from South Carolina. Going to be, excuse me, better get home before all the snow hit you here coming up.

Another good crowd in here with not much school going on. Yeah, no, no school works out well. 859-28027. One person said, Matt, if the Parker Jones thing happened at Kentucky, do you think our fans would be mad at it? Yeah, but I don't think our fans are as angry on the football side as some of those guys are. Now, but let's use an example that we're used to. Let's say it's the NCAA Final Four. All right.

It's the Final Four. And what was it? Brian Long. Remember Brian Long or Sam Malone gets a technical from the bench. in the first half while we're making a run. So we're down, let's say, eight in the first half, and he gets a technical. We still end up losing by a 10,

but do you think people would be upset about it? Yeah, of course. And they would blame him and say, well, that's where everything changed. And we were on a roll until that happened. And the momentum change. They would find every excuse in the world to blame it on that kid.

Yeah, I think there would be a lot of backlash. I don't think it would be to the extent of this. And I can't even imagine they're walking off the Final Four and they're zooming in on San Malone in that scenario. That's still what made last night so weird. I couldn't, I mean, they really, they just called him out at the end. It felt like an extra little, you know, that they didn't need to do. I think they have a big role in this.

But I agree that it would happen at Kentucky. Maybe not to this extent. But I think there would be that kind of backlash of a walk on played a role like that. Let me give a shout out to the women's team since we are going to have Kenny Brooks on. The women yesterday won by 20 in their first game. in the SEC over Mississippi State at home. First time in program history that two different players on the team both made seven three-pointers in a game. I don't know.

I mean, Corey Price can tell me if the men have ever done that. I don't know if the men have ever had. I would be surprised if that's ever. I mean, Monk hit seven-threes, Meeks, Reeves did. But we haven't had too many guys hit seven-threes, and I don't think we've ever had two hit them in one game. We had two do it last night. They shot 65% from three. I watched the entire second half.

That Georgia Moore, you know, she now, like, those first few games took her a little bit to get ready, but she dominated that game. Shortest girl in the car. We have a very tall team. Like, if you watched our team, all the women are very tall, and then the shortest one is just going around, like, she's impressive. Yeah, she was awesome, and Deja Lawrence was awesome. they combined for 55 points.

Deja was hot at first. She was the one we were kind of watching chasing history. I was watching the whole game. She was seven for eight at one point. And then we're talking about her being won away. Then Amor makes a bunch of the second half to catch up with her. And they both end up with seven, one shy of the record of eight. And then they get the team record.

But, I mean, Kentucky, that was just so fun to watch. Mississippi State had a little bit of a run in the third quarter, but then Georgia shot them out of it again. Kentucky women are like 13 and one. And, you know, I mean, they're good. Kenny Brooks, they're going to be, like, he's going to be really good here. Like really good. It's another example.

This might be the worst team he has here. And yet they're still, you know, top 15. They may and probably will have a better record than the men's team. And the men only have two losses right now. The women have one loss. No, they probably will have a better record. You're right. Who's up next?

Let's go to Joe. Joe, go ahead, Joe. Hey, y'all, I'm calling it now. The cats come out hot tomorrow, and Otega Oway puts his knee in that eight-foot-tall guy's face. Go cat. Well, he's red-shirting, so it'll be hard for them to do it. Who do you think has to have a big game for us tomorrow? Besides the obvious, you know, Lamont Butler plays well.

Is there somebody you think has to step up? Well, I'll give another one, but the Butler-Walter-Clayton match-up at point guard is actually going to be very exciting and could determine the game. So he will need to play well. But I still want to see more aggression from Andrew Carr. He was great in the first half against Brown when Kentucky couldn't score. He had 14 points. Finally shot a three and made it.

I would like to see him continue to play better and better each game. They're going to be good on the glass, so I think our bigs have to play well. The Walter Clayton-Lamont Butler, though, that'll decide the game. Who wins that battle? Because that's going to be a heck of battle. Two of the three or four best point guards in the league. I'm really looking forward to that. But you said what my key area was going to be, they've got two seven-footers.

Condon and Hengleton, the dude that transferred from Marshall. Yes. They're both really good athletically. I mean, and then offensively. So that's going to give Amari Williams and our bigs a problem, I think. They're a good offensive rebounding team. Yeah, they are very good at it. Brown rebounded half of their misses in the first half a week ago,

so that needs to improve. Last night, I don't know if any of you all did it. I turned on Washington was playing basketball. It was late at night, and I turned it on. First of all, Washington being in the Big Ten throws me off because they're playing a conference game against Maryland, which is crazy. But great Osabor. Okay, that was the dude, if you remember, who almost came here.

he is being paid more than any college basketball player in the country this year. Great Osabor. I watched him play. He was good. But in watching him, I have no idea how he would have played here. Like he's not in shape. He's a big load. He's like the ball has to go through him.

He reminds me of Oscar, quite honestly. Drew, I don't know how he would have played in this system. I mean, he's talented. He got big buckets for him. But he is like 280 pounds and just a big load. There was a point. That almost seemed like a lock. There was a lot of talk of him being here because he's known of Mario Williams

as there were kids in England. It seemed like we're going to get a Williams-Ossibar a package deal to start the Pope era and he goes, money pulled him away. I haven't watched a full game, but just keep it up with stats and seeing a little bit of clips. He's just, he doesn't seem like a... He's very good, but he just doesn't seem like the kind of dude that would play for Mark Pope. He doesn't seem like he should command his money. much as you got. I mean, you got a lot of money coming out of Utah State.

Well, he gets the ball and he just pounds it, throws himself into the guy. But he finishes a lot, so it works out. Yeah, Pope likes his big as if we've seen it, you know, try to help direct the offense. Step outside the 15 foot and, you know, make good passes. Would have been interesting, though, because he would have probably played. Williams would have been in the back up, probably wouldn't have gotten Garrison. So it would have been interesting to see how that played out. 859-280-2287.

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