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Welcome everybody to the KSR pre show

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Thursday, May ninth. I'm

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Shannon the dude to be enjoyed by Billy

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Relige, and you can give us a call on the Clark's

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Pumping Shop bone line at eight five nine two eighth

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twenty two eighty seven.

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You're a whiskey thief. Call of the day.

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I'm in Louisville getting ready

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for the weekend. Billy is

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over in Lexington, fresh out of his trip

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from Valhalla yesterday. Billy,

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did you leave with any

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sort of swag from Valhalla? I know you were in

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that big clubhouse with all

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the quarter zips and all the

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golf tees and golf balls and all that good

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stuff.

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Did you leave without buying anything? I

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did.

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I actually got a couple hats, one that I

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have on right now, Shannon, So thank

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you for being observant this morning.

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But they also said that they were going to Well hold on now.

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I didn't know if that was a new hat or if that was maybe

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one that you had.

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Okay, all right, I don't blame you.

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I did not see tiger Woods

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either, even despite my best efforts

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to find the greatest golfer of all

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time on the Core yesterday before he prepared. You

1:02

know what, Shannon, I'm just trying to enjoy my time on

1:04

this show because it's just a matter of time before AI

1:06

takes my job and then I don't

1:08

know what I'm gonna do with my life, Shannon.

1:10

So I.

1:12

Cherished these moments with you before robots

1:14

take over.

1:16

Yeah, I mean we went down that rabbit hole a

1:18

little bit yesterday on the show, and you start looking

1:20

at that, man, it is kind of scary. I'm with Ryan,

1:23

you know, he seemed to be kind of scared by the stories

1:25

of AI and all the stuff that it can do and

1:27

what it will do in the future. I

1:29

mean, it's gonna be taking a lot of jobs. And

1:32

then you gotta think, all right, if everybody's

1:34

sitting around without a job, what,

1:36

You're not gonna have an economy. So what

1:39

are you gonna do. You're just gonna pay people to sit around

1:41

and not have a job. It's

1:44

a dangerous path to go down when you start

1:46

looking at AI, how far it's coming a

1:48

short amount of time, and where it's probably gonna go in the future.

1:50

Yeah, ten twenty years from now, who knows what

1:53

this world, what this economy will look like I

1:55

did want to say on the Randy Travis thing, I think that's

1:57

actually really cool. You know, he's a part of that

2:00

process. They got his blessing to

2:02

do that, you know. You know, it's the

2:04

you know, fifteen twenty years from now where we can't

2:06

tell the difference of you know, songs

2:09

being released or radio shows being done.

2:11

That's what it gets really scary.

2:12

So, you know, Randy obviously having

2:15

a stroke and losing the ability to sing the

2:17

same way that he did. And I post

2:19

a little bit of a behind the scenes video

2:21

of the process of making that song this

2:23

morning, and it's you know, people are in tears

2:26

hearing his voice again. So I think

2:28

it like that, and like the neuralink

2:31

chip that Elon Musk is doing that allows

2:33

you know, paralyzed people to be able to do normal,

2:36

everyday tasks. That's really cool

2:38

in the positive side of this, right, But there's also

2:41

a kind of a scary I think

2:43

maybe we've watched too many sci fi movies

2:45

type of theory

2:47

when it comes to AI as well.

2:48

Yeah, it's cool for Randy Travis, you know, he can

2:51

use that in a positive way. It's not all

2:53

negative, but I think it's more negative than

2:55

it is positive. But for somebody like Randy

2:57

Travis, legendary country

2:59

music art who kind

3:01

of lost his ability to sing, to

3:03

be able to use some of his old audio

3:06

and formulate that into a new song is

3:08

kind of cool. Well,

3:10

now, what do you think about people who have passed

3:13

on like musicians,

3:16

and they take AI and they create new songs

3:18

based off of that. Like I saw that there was an AI

3:21

Nirvana song that somebody created.

3:24

There's one with Alice and Chains

3:26

singer Lane Staley. Somebody

3:28

is a big Alice and Chains fan on YouTube because they took

3:30

all these like new songs, okay,

3:33

like the songs that they put out with their

3:35

their new singer, and they put his

3:37

voice on the new songs

3:40

to make it like artificial intelligent

3:42

song that you can't even really tell

3:45

the difference. It's almost like they like, it's

3:47

almost like he's still alive.

3:48

Right.

3:48

There's also somebody that took one like it was an interview

3:50

with him and Howard Stern, And

3:52

if you didn't know the difference, you would think that it's just

3:55

like an interview that was found that was

3:58

you know, never never published.

3:59

You know, I think that's a slippery slope because that's

4:01

not their art, right. I mean to

4:04

a degree, when they're still alive, when they give their

4:06

blessing to an AI song,

4:08

like Randy Travis did that, I think that's still

4:10

them approving the process. But if they've passed

4:12

on and you're just putting their their

4:15

voice to a soundtrack of it to a different

4:18

beat, I don't know if I like that, Shannon, because I think that

4:20

muddy's the water and you can't really tell,

4:22

you know, what they intended their music to actually

4:25

be. You know, we talked about Drake and

4:27

he used Tupac in one of his disses

4:29

recently, and that was kind of bizarre.

4:31

You know.

4:32

I'm just hoping we get to the point where AI can

4:34

order Ryan Lemon some new socks, Shann.

4:36

Do you think we can get to that point? I mean, I think we're

4:38

we're kind of there already. He could just

4:40

ask his if he has, like Alexa,

4:43

I guess Alexa, he'd ask you to do that for

4:45

you. But the bigger issue, though

4:48

bigger issue than music, is people

4:50

losing their jobs because of AI and all the

4:52

stuff they can do. I mean, Matt was talking to yesterday about

4:54

it, like where

4:56

they produce meat you know, there's there's now

4:59

AI machine means that have lasers

5:01

that can adjust automatically and do the things

5:03

that a human could do and essentially

5:05

put out thousands upon thousands of people

5:08

just out of work. And you

5:11

know, like if you are a business owner and you're using

5:13

that, you're using it to save money, but

5:15

then you're also cutting out all these

5:18

people who are losing their jobs. And essentially,

5:20

at the end of the day, the rich get richer, the poor get

5:22

poor because all these business

5:24

guys using AI saving money

5:27

not having the overhead of employees, but

5:29

then the employees are out.

5:30

Of a job.

5:31

Yeah, I'm manufacturing obviously a big

5:33

industry. I think of all the truck drivers that

5:35

listen to us and automated vehicles and

5:38

has how they continue to advance. How

5:40

about like lawyers and doctors, Shannon, I

5:42

mean, you could just go on to an AI chat

5:45

GBT and just be

5:47

able to give you free legal advice

5:49

or diagnose the issues.

5:50

Yeah, you got to really have some trust there.

5:52

Like if I'm on trial, I don't

5:55

know that I want an AI bought representing

5:57

me. Like you know, I mean, maybe

6:00

it can work in your favor, but you know, maybe

6:02

not.

6:02

Have the rundown assigned prosecutor

6:05

that doesn't care about your case, or you could

6:07

have the chat GBT, or

6:09

you could have it, or.

6:10

You could have the jet Chat GPT that gets hacked

6:12

by the other side, by the prosecutor

6:15

hacks into the system, and then you have

6:18

this bot that's been hacked that's representing you in

6:20

your life's on trial.

6:21

That doesn't seem like, now I can't

6:23

control the hacking, you know, I mean, we're not. That

6:25

may be even a more slippery slope

6:27

like you're saying, But you know what, I'm

6:31

kind of like, Ryan, I'm kind of little makes me

6:33

a little nervous when you hear some of those things.

6:35

One of the things that I was surprised to hear yesterday

6:37

we were talking about Valhalla and where

6:40

these golfers actually stay at when they're in

6:42

town. Excuse

6:44

me, ten to twelve, ten to twenty

6:46

five thousand dollars is what some of these

6:49

houses, the owners of these houses

6:51

are making from golfers

6:53

staying in town. Because

6:55

we're like, you know, Tiger Woods, you just mentioned him.

6:57

He's in town. He's not staying at a holiday inn, staying

7:00

at some high end mansion that's

7:02

probably close to Valhalla, And I was

7:05

reading up a little bit on that this morning, and some

7:07

of these homeowners that are close

7:09

to Valhalla just rent out their houses. I mean I would, wouldn't

7:11

you Like, if you had a house it was near Valhalla,

7:14

you could just rent it out to Tiger Woods for twenty five thousand

7:16

dollars a night.

7:17

Heck, yeah, absolutely.

7:19

I was just amazed to see they could get that kind of money

7:21

for one night, Billy, just one night.

7:24

Yeah, that is incredible. But when you're

7:26

dealing with these superstars, their privacy

7:29

is worth a lot more than going to the holiday

7:31

inn and having ten to thirty

7:33

people ask for your autograph as you try to make it to

7:35

your room.

7:36

Right.

7:36

So you know this happens on a much

7:39

smaller scale when it comes to the Kentucky Derby,

7:41

Right. You know, you see people flock from all across

7:43

the country and really buy

7:45

up those airbnbs, and we've seen

7:48

I think legislation change because of that and allow

7:50

people the ability to make as much money as possible

7:53

during those times. But you know that's

7:55

what the smart person's doing, right, is running out

7:57

their house during big weekends like that. Yeah,

8:00

Asters in Augusta Georgia is a big one of those.

8:02

I don't know, Shannon, your property down at Panama

8:05

City Beach. You know, spring break comes around and maybe

8:07

the price goes up a little bit.

8:08

It does, but I'll tell you I will refuse

8:11

to rent to spring Breakers. It's not worth

8:13

it. I did it one time, never

8:15

again. Now they didn't destroy my place, but

8:18

you know, there was like things that I wasn't

8:21

very comfortable with, like seeing like

8:23

you want me to give you some some of the examples.

8:25

I would love an example.

8:26

Yes, please, but we've already got your maid sleeping

8:29

in the rooms without your permission.

8:31

I mean, like I rented

8:33

out to spring Breakers. There was like blood on

8:36

the bed sheets, which you know, I

8:38

don't know, you can make assumption

8:41

there. There was underwear that was thrown

8:43

up behind the uh like behind the

8:45

TV that was mounted on the wall, just still

8:47

like it was still on the wall, still like it was you

8:49

know, like when you mount the TV, you got yeah,

8:52

you got the the little mountain behind the TA somebody

8:54

threw their underwear and just left it there, so it's like

8:56

underwear there. I'm like, okay, yeah, this is ridiculous. I

8:58

am not even though you can make a premium price

9:00

running out to those people.

9:02

I would not suggest it's it's

9:05

just not worth it.

9:06

Well, as long as they put the deposit down, man, you

9:08

know they've looked that fixed.

9:09

Yeah, but I'm not getting ten to twenty five grand tonight

9:12

either. If I was getting that kind of money, I could overlook

9:14

those types of things.

9:15

But very true we have.

9:16

But good for those people that can rent it out for that much. Now,

9:18

hey, let's talk some more roster news

9:20

for Kentucky basketball. Mark Pope and the staff

9:22

got another boom yesterday, Billy. They

9:25

got a commitment from Trent Noah,

9:28

who gives Kentucky another good

9:30

shooter another Kentucky

9:32

and along with Travis Perry, you

9:35

know a guy that I think a lot of fans were

9:38

quite frankly saying, why is he going to

9:40

South Carolina? Why aren't we taking a harder look

9:42

at Trent Noah and his initial recruiting,

9:45

And now he's coming back to play at Kentucky.

9:47

I think that's a huge get.

9:48

And to be honest with you, Billy, I don't know that

9:51

if Cali Perry were still the coach here at Kentucky, I

9:53

don't know that Trent Noah would be on the roster.

9:55

But I feel like Mark Pope has a different strategy

9:57

when it comes to recruiting. Give some guy

10:00

that probably otherwise wouldn't have a chance to play at Kentucky.

10:03

Gives those guys a look. And now

10:05

you got Trent Noah, another guy that

10:07

would make fans really excited to add

10:09

to the roster.

10:10

It's now a cat.

10:11

You've already got the number one all time leading

10:13

scorer in boys Kentucky basketball

10:15

high school history and in Travis Perry. And now

10:18

you have the fifth in Trent Noah.

10:20

And this is a guy that did you see some of the pictures

10:22

of him coming out doing the John Wall as

10:24

like.

10:24

Dude, I was old that right.

10:27

That doesn't make you feel old. This

10:29

guy that is now going to be playing

10:32

at Kentucky. You look at his pictures and

10:34

that was from the early years of John Caliperry at

10:36

Kentucky, which you know, when you

10:38

get older, I guess the years just fly

10:40

by, because it doesn't feel like it was that long

10:42

ago that John Wall was here, at least it doesn't to me.

10:45

And you look at those pictures from

10:47

that time, and Trent Noah's just a

10:49

little kid. I mean just a little

10:51

baby with doing the John Wall dances.

10:54

Start to go a lot quicker as you get older,

10:56

and also had a picture of Jared Poulsen

10:59

too. You know, I just love the quote

11:01

that Mark Pope gave about this signing

11:03

of Trent Noah. He said, as an Eastern Kentucky

11:05

native, Trent will bring a grit, toughness

11:08

and determination to the program that is

11:10

representative of this state. And

11:12

that goes along with an article I think Nick Rausch

11:15

did on KSR about the new

11:17

era of homegrown talent playing

11:19

for Kentucky. Did you know in fifteen years

11:21

of John Caliperry, only eight scholarship

11:24

players came from the state of Kentucky.

11:27

Only eight.

11:28

And that's because, you know, he was just able to get the cream

11:31

of the crop, you know, the best of

11:33

the best when it came to the recruiting cycles,

11:35

and it was a bit of a pipe dream for these kids

11:37

to fantasize of going

11:39

to Kentucky. Now that changes, right, I mean,

11:41

you might have a coach that develops

11:44

talent instead of just pushing them to the NBA,

11:46

and that is you know, a whole new ballgame when

11:48

it comes to these guys that may not be better

11:51

than the five star athlete from New Jersey,

11:54

but could really be productive

11:56

in their own way over a number of years. So

11:59

I think it brings in a excitement back to this program

12:02

in a way that maybe we haven't seen in years

12:04

past. There have been eight, but you know,

12:06

Shannon, now we've got two in the first year of Mark

12:08

Pope.

12:08

That's right, he's got now ten players

12:11

on the roster. And you know, I mean

12:13

you talk about Caliperri's you

12:15

know, thoughts when it comes to recruiting, and I understand you do

12:17

want to get the best of the best, but how'd

12:20

that work out for US one championship in his

12:23

entire tenure here at Kentucky.

12:25

So yeah, well they weren't ready for postseason ball,

12:27

right, I mean, these freshmen clammed up at times

12:29

in the most important moments. So

12:32

you know, let's let's run it back and see how you can

12:34

do it with the experienced veterans and

12:36

now guys that maybe are in.

12:37

The system for multiple years.

12:39

I will say one thing, I really love the Cody

12:42

Figer tweets. You know, the boom

12:44

obviously, you know, people know it's coming,

12:47

but it's kind of tripping me out. That I know that the

12:49

recruits pick the gift

12:51

that they share right right. You know, it

12:53

kind of brings I think, a really cool element of it.

12:56

And you know, as much as these kids

12:58

care about social media nowadays, maybe that's an angle

13:00

that they like.

13:01

If Billy r Sports is picking a gift that's

13:03

recognizable that everybody would know just from you

13:05

saying it, Do you have one

13:07

you would pick? Shoot, I mean

13:10

off the top of my head, no, see, Mom

13:12

would be the Jeff Bridges playing

13:15

the dude from The Big Lebowski where

13:17

he's sitting there one well, the.

13:19

One where he's he's driving down the road

13:21

and he's banging on.

13:21

The roof of the car. Oh yeah,

13:23

you know talking about Yeah. When I'll say

13:26

that, I think everybody can picture that gift. He's

13:28

driving down the road listening and.

13:31

Now does it extend to where he drops his joint

13:33

onto his pants his vehicle?

13:35

I wasn't going to say that part, but no, okay,

13:38

no, just just that part of him just banging on the roof

13:40

while he's okay, driving down the road. But yeah,

13:42

I mean it's a huge git I think for

13:44

Kentucky. I mean, now you have Trent Noah, you

13:46

have Travis Perry, you have the best three point

13:48

shooter in college basketball, and Kobe

13:50

Bria. Trent Noah

13:53

averaged right at thirty points a game Billy

13:56

in high school at Harlan County.

13:58

Wow.

13:58

And he had one hundred and

14:00

twenty nine points total in four games

14:03

in the tournament. Now they lost in the finals,

14:05

but had a great run in the Sweet sixteen for

14:07

Harlan County and a guy that I think can

14:10

just light it up and we'll do that for Kentucky.

14:12

You know, it was a lot of fun watching Reed Shepherd last

14:14

year, wasn't it. I mean, this

14:16

this state really embraced him.

14:19

And you know, many thought his role

14:21

was going to be is he going to ever get on

14:23

the floor? Will Richie play tonight?

14:26

It will read play tonight? No, man, he was coming

14:28

in now he could be a top ten NBA draft

14:30

pick, and I know many wanted to

14:32

see him in the Blue and white again. But maybe we can recreate

14:35

that kind of feeling with those two guys this next year.

14:37

So I know the fan base is excited about this, this

14:39

latest addition to the roster with Trent Noah. We want

14:41

to hear from you eight nine two to eight ZHO

14:43

twenty two eighty seven. We'll take

14:45

your phone calls. Coming up next Shannon the Dude,

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15:42

Billy, have you watched any of the NBA? I

15:44

guess last night there's only one game, you get, the Knicks

15:47

and the Pacers. Nicks are up two to oh on

15:49

the Pacers right now. Maybe a

15:51

little Boston, New York in the next round.

15:53

Yes, yes, sir, I've been enjoying

15:55

watching the Knicks. I caught the tail end of that game,

15:57

Shannon, because I had a golf scramble yesterday,

16:00

and I have a little dilemma here. I want you to tell

16:02

me a fair or found.

16:04

You had a lot of golf going on, so you did Valhalla

16:07

to another course.

16:08

That's right.

16:09

So it was for young Life, the second time

16:11

I've been able to participate in the charity scramble.

16:14

Did it with some people here at iHeart.

16:15

It was actually the scramble where I backed

16:17

into our coworker's car last year.

16:19

I remember that.

16:20

I remember that I golfed with the same

16:22

coworker, and I will say that I did

16:24

not back into his car this time.

16:26

So we are making progress. A very bold move on

16:28

his part to allow you to be

16:30

a part of that again.

16:31

But we Also, it's a four man scramble, and

16:33

we had two of our guys leave. Well,

16:35

actually one didn't show up, and one of our guys

16:37

left before the scramble was over.

16:39

Oh wait, to pick some teammates, I know.

16:42

And so there are about three or four

16:44

holes left, and one of our guys leaves

16:46

to get home to beat the storm that's coming.

16:49

So there's only two of us playing in a four man scramble.

16:51

Okay, So do you think it's appropriate

16:54

for each of the people playing to have

16:56

two shots if there's supposed to be four

16:58

people?

16:59

You know what.

17:00

Look, I don't know what the golf scramble

17:02

etiquette is, but I would say that if everybody

17:05

else has four members of

17:07

their team, and like you said,

17:09

each person gets a shot, so four shots.

17:11

I would think that.

17:11

Yes, I would say

17:13

fair, you only have two guys.

17:16

First of all, I would say it's foul on you

17:18

for picking horrible teammates who would leave early, okay

17:21

and will not even show up, So that's kind of on you.

17:23

But yeah, I mean I think that you should get two shots.

17:26

I would be down with that. As somebody who's a poor golfer

17:28

myself, I would want to have two shots in a scramble, it's.

17:30

Solely fair, right, it would be the same amount of shots that everybody

17:33

else gets, right, And we weren't dividing it up

17:35

like I get three and the other person gets one.

17:36

It was two and two. Okay.

17:38

Well, in the final three holes, I

17:40

won the closest to the pin competition,

17:43

but it was on my second shot. Ah,

17:47

well, so I wrote my name down. Yeah,

17:50

I accepted the prize. Yeah, because

17:52

I.

17:52

Think that was within the rules of a golf scramble.

17:55

Okay, but I just wanted to make

17:57

sure from you and the audience that

17:59

I didn't do anything nefarious there.

18:01

Okay, Well, I mean, you know, golf

18:02

they say is a gentleman's game, although

18:05

I would argue that to a certain

18:08

extent.

18:08

But yeah, I mean I think that

18:11

in this case, I would allow it.

18:13

I would allow it because, yes, but I would

18:15

say next time, you got to find better teammates so

18:17

that you actually have four that actually sticks with you.

18:19

Yes, the point of a scramble, right, you got

18:21

to stick together. You know you're gonna

18:24

have somebody that's really bad at golf on your team more

18:26

than likely, but you've got to still

18:28

keep them on your and that's their fault for running

18:30

off and not First of all, who's

18:33

the person that didn't even show up?

18:35

That was a client? It was a client of ours.

18:36

So I don't want to, okay, bust anybody's

18:39

chops, right, I will say the person

18:41

that left to go beat the weather

18:44

home I thought was a bit of a weak excuse. We'll

18:47

leave that out there. But I did win a pack

18:50

of pro v ones like a sixty

18:52

dollars value. No good for you, it only

18:54

took you two tries. Jevales only

18:56

had one. Were you

18:58

surprised to see Tyler Ulas following

19:00

John Caliperry to Arkansas? That

19:03

news came out yesterday He's gonna follow

19:05

Cal. And you know, I think Tyler

19:07

Eulis has got a bright future. I believe as

19:10

a coach. I think he'll be a head coach somewhere

19:12

one day. But were you surprised to see him go to

19:14

Arkansas with Cal?

19:16

Yeah?

19:16

A little bit. Maybe.

19:17

I think there was a yearning for him to stay at Kentucky

19:20

and just do the same exact thing.

19:21

I don't know if Mark Pope wanted that.

19:23

But you know, if if coach

19:26

Eulis, if this is your goal to be a coach, then

19:28

go do your thing right I you know, obviously

19:30

you have a great relationship with Cal and he is going

19:33

to propel you to heights that maybe Mark Pope can't.

19:35

So it's gonna be tough, maybe

19:37

hard for him to put on Arkansas red.

19:39

It's gonna be tough for us to see that.

19:41

You know, we always say once a wildcat, always

19:43

a wildcat. I feel like it's getting harder and harder to

19:45

say that these days, with the transfer

19:47

portal being what it is. You know, guys just up

19:49

and leaving after one season. But well

19:52

he will be for three hundred and sixty four days. Right

19:55

when they play Arkansas.

19:56

He may get some boo birds from the Cats fans,

19:58

but I think this is the best thing

20:01

for his career, and for that reason,

20:03

I'm rooting for you, Tyler, and I wish you the

20:05

best of luck in doing what you.

20:06

Want to do, except for when you play Kentucky. Yeah, that one

20:09

day, that one day I just realized that it will be about

20:11

blue and white and not red.

20:12

Eight five nine two twenty two eighty seven.

20:14

Let's go to the phones and talk to Mike. What's up, Mike,

20:16

Good morning, Mike, Mike,

20:21

you're on.

20:22

Go ahead, sir, A.

20:24

Uh one thing. I

20:27

yesterday you got on the weakest

20:30

radio station in the Louisville area. I'm

20:32

sorry, I'm from Louisville. Please

20:34

let's get up better station. You

20:37

can't even get on the outskirts of Louisville without this

20:39

thing is uh well,

20:41

half way decent radio. But yesterday

20:44

a shot was fired

20:46

over our shifts that you don't even

20:48

know. We're on the same station. I go to work

20:50

in the mornings and I listen to you guys.

20:53

Everything's great, Matt, and EM's great.

20:55

It in the afternoon, but I get your car and I come

20:57

home in this Yesterday there's

21:00

this program on coffee and.

21:01

Cod Yeah, Nick coffee.

21:04

So he gets on there and he starts talking

21:06

about this conversation he's having with the six

21:09

or seven year old kid, you

21:11

know, and he's acting like a five

21:13

year old kid itself. He's

21:15

talking about how his son he's

21:18

mentioning all these truits coming into UK

21:20

and he's telling his son about this new

21:23

guy. But he's a U of L guy. So he's

21:25

telling him how great this thing's still

21:27

going. And that's fine, but

21:29

it's time for the big brother, little buds thing

21:31

to get real because he all of

21:33

a sudden starts talking about Mark Poop,

21:37

Mark poop. Okay,

21:39

all right, it's too old to be throwing stone.

21:41

Yeah, house, all.

21:43

Right, Mike, thanks for the call

21:45

a A I can get us better callers. First

21:48

of allous, First of all, I love Nick Coffee

21:50

and he's just doing his thing. He's a he's a little

21:52

old fan. You know, we're Kentucky

21:55

fans. We take shots back and forth to each other. But

21:57

for me, I mean, that's what makes the rivalry fine.

22:00

That type of stuff that doesn't bother

22:02

me. I don't know if you're like that or not, but when

22:04

Lobell fans talk trash,

22:07

I like it. I mean, look where they've been at the last two

22:09

years. We haven't heard anything from Loble fans. They've had nothing

22:11

to say.

22:13

If you don't like it, might call into Nick Coffee

22:15

Show and tell him that. I mean, did the

22:17

poop joke really get to you? Let's

22:20

have a little bit thick, more thicker skin than that.

22:21

I mean, I think one of our own hosts called him Mark Poop

22:23

on accident a couple of days ago on KSR.

22:26

Yeah, come on, we'll some respect we'll

22:28

take more.

22:28

Phone calls coming up next eight five, nine, two, eight

22:30

oh twenty two eighty seven. It is the ksrpre

22:32

Show. All right, welcome back KSR pre

22:35

Show. So, Billy,

22:37

I understand that the

22:39

person who left the scramble early might

22:41

have also been the same person who you backed

22:43

into with your car last

22:47

year. So maybe that's why he left. And you know, if

22:49

that's the case, I actually don't blame him. I

22:51

don't think that's weak in any way. I mean, he just getting out

22:53

of there before his car gets towed again.

22:55

I didn't say that. He can narrow

22:57

it down if you want, but I did not say that. But

23:01

that would be the case. That would be a good reason

23:03

get out of the parking lot before Billy can even get

23:05

in.

23:05

It also worth mentioning we were

23:07

talking about, uh, Tyler

23:11

Eulis grief so many Tyler's

23:14

Tyler Eulis going to Arkansas. Jordan

23:16

Burks also committed to Georgetown. So

23:19

if you had any hope for maybe one Caliperi

23:22

player sticking around, they're all gone at this

23:24

point.

23:24

So well, that's Hoyas, right, not Tigers.

23:27

Yes, the Hoyas would be quite the step

23:29

down if it was the Tigers. But yeah,

23:32

I guess is that everybody. I guess DJ Wagner

23:34

is the one that hasn't decided yet. So you

23:36

know, Mark Pup's up to ten people. Yeah, he's

23:38

got ten guys on the roster, so you can start

23:40

playing five on five now.

23:41

I mean I would expect Wagner to probably go

23:44

to Arkansas, would you not?

23:45

I mean.

23:47

Yeah, I mean seems obvious.

23:49

Yeah, to get keep the cal Train cal

23:51

University. They're just moving location.

23:53

I want to get your take on a story that we talked about

23:56

on KSR yesterday, Billy, and that's Austin Rivers

23:58

comments on NBA play saying

24:00

that NBA players, like the

24:02

best NBA players could play in the NFL,

24:05

but the best NFL players could not play

24:08

in the NBA. He's just saying

24:10

the athleticism that it takes, you

24:12

know, to play football. There's there's plenty of guys

24:14

in the NBA who could go out there and you

24:17

know, play receiver or

24:20

I don't know that you could.

24:22

It depends. I don't know.

24:23

Do you have a guy in the NBA that could throw a football?

24:25

You know, So if you're trying to build an entire team of

24:27

NBA players you might have might have trouble there.

24:30

But do you believe that it

24:32

is easier to play in the NFL than.

24:34

It is in the NBA.

24:36

Ah, that's a tough question because I

24:38

think the elite of the elite could probably

24:41

do both.

24:41

Right.

24:41

Do I think Lebron James could play tight end

24:44

and take the physicality of the NFL. Yes,

24:46

But if you're telling me just take five

24:49

random NBA players and put it in the NFL,

24:51

I don't.

24:51

Think they have success. No, No, I don't.

24:54

I think there's a different type of physicality

24:56

to the game or the NBA. There is some

24:59

you know, push and shoving and being physical

25:01

in the paint. The NFL, you go across the middle,

25:03

you get your head taken off. Yeah, maybe a penalty

25:06

nowadays, but still, I mean it

25:08

is down in and down out.

25:09

So I would almost think the opposite that things.

25:12

I think dribbling and shooting was

25:14

kind of his point. I don't think he's talking about the physicality

25:17

point.

25:17

I feel like more of like the technical part.

25:20

Yeah, like, could you put together a team

25:22

of NFL players who could shoot the ball

25:25

well enough and be able to handle the ball well enough

25:27

to be able to compete against other NBA teams.

25:30

I don't know. You

25:33

know.

25:33

I again, though, if you had to create an entire

25:35

NFL team of NBA players,

25:38

I think you would struggle because you got a bunch of tall guys.

25:40

But then you got to build an offensive line and a

25:42

defensive line. I think you would struggle in that department.

25:44

Sure, if we're talking about like a wide receiver, could

25:47

NBA players play in the NFL. Yeah,

25:49

there's probably something that could do that. You know, they're fast

25:52

enough, they're quick, they have the agility, they have the

25:54

athleticism. But if you're telling me I've got

25:56

to build an entire team in the NFL

25:58

of NBA players currently, I

26:01

don't know. I think you might struggle when it comes to, uh

26:03

your line.

26:04

I think the transition from NFL the NBA

26:07

would be a lot easier than NBA to NFL

26:09

because I also think a lot you know, half the

26:11

guys in the NFL grew up playing basketball.

26:14

Now, they're not gonna be able to dribble and shoot at the same

26:16

rate, but they're gonna be at a much I

26:19

think better position to succeed than

26:21

basketball players in their skinny frames.

26:23

Kevin Durant's tall man. Yeah, but hell

26:25

he looks like a twig.

26:26

Yeah right, you got to have more

26:29

muscles.

26:30

We're putting him on the line, right, Yo,

26:32

Kicchen be on the line.

26:33

But he's also a three time MVP and

26:35

he doesn't grow on trees, right, I mean big

26:38

guys.

26:39

Yeah, uh, you know.

26:40

Put Rudy Gobaer up there as well, I guess,

26:42

but you know he's spreading germs

26:44

on microphones anyway. But yeah,

26:46

you know, I don't know. I actually I think the opposite

26:48

of what Reeves said. I think it'd be easier for NFL guys

26:50

to play in the NBA.

26:51

I'll tell you what, Like, no NFL

26:53

or NBA guys could probably play. And that's the game

26:56

of baseball. You want to throw? Yeah,

26:58

that's right, that is a good.

26:59

Yeah.

27:00

It give me a guy in the NBA or the NFL

27:02

who can hit a ninety five million hour fastball,

27:05

not probably not probably, not any.

27:07

Looking like kids in the batting cages. At that

27:09

point, me, I'm laying down a bunch. We've

27:12

already talked about that. That's right, user, speed to your

27:14

advantage. Let's go to the phones, let's

27:16

talk to let's see who's up next?

27:18

Let's go to Al. What's up?

27:19

Al?

27:20

Hey?

27:21

What's up? Guys?

27:22

What's up?

27:22

Hey? Listen, you're talking about basketball

27:25

players going to the NFL. You

27:28

got that one player for the Pacers.

27:30

Hell, he had twice they hit a

27:33

stationary target and couldn't hit him. So yeah,

27:37

but you're talking Tyler

27:39

going to Arkansas. What else do you

27:41

expect? There

27:44

was no compassion

27:46

with Cal Perry stayed in the UK, so

27:49

everybody that I would

27:51

love for Tyler to stay and

27:54

maybe grab some of the

27:57

intelligence off of saying coach

27:59

every now again.

28:00

But yeah,

28:03

I mean I would think that if I were an assistant coach, I

28:05

would, you know, and my aspirations

28:07

are to one day become a head coach, maybe

28:09

it would be good to serve it as an assistant

28:12

other under other coaches

28:14

rather than just John Caliperi. You know, like,

28:16

I think that he's had some experience

28:19

under Cal. Why not have some experience

28:21

under a guy who does it completely different differently

28:23

than he does and uses analytics in

28:25

his coaching, you know. So

28:28

I mean, look, I wish Tyler are the best,

28:30

but you know, if it were my choice, I think that

28:32

maybe I would. I'm not saying he had to stay with

28:34

Kentucky, but maybe explore other options.

28:37

But you know, it's his career and

28:39

at the end of the day, he's going to have a good, good coaching career.

28:42

All right, Thanks what guys?

28:44

All right, man, we appreciate it.

28:45

You know, Cal's coaching tree

28:47

doesn't have the best pedigree, Shannon,

28:50

and you talk about coaches at other places.

28:54

But you know what, also, there's a sense of loyalty,

28:56

right, yeah, you know what I mean. This guy recruited

28:59

me, this guy gave me my first job. Why

29:02

not follow him and see, let's roll the

29:04

dice and see it. Let's see if we can do it again. But you know,

29:06

there is a point of what you're saying is maybe

29:08

you find a coach that does things a little bit

29:10

in a more modern way to help your career.

29:12

Eventually, and you have an excuse to make a clean break

29:15

if you wanted to do that. Because I mean, again,

29:17

we all listed our worst states in America

29:20

and all of us listed Arkansas. And I don't

29:22

think that's just because col is at Arkansas. I think

29:24

that's that's a legit regardless

29:26

if he were at Arkansas or not, that would still be in our

29:28

top five worst states in America.

29:30

See in Hot Springs or Little Rock. I guess

29:33

let's go to Jerry. What's up, Jerry?

29:35

Hey, I have some Tyler Eulis

29:38

thoughts. I think

29:40

he's conflicted between being a cow

29:42

guy and a UK guy, and

29:44

he's so so young. Maybe

29:48

he needs to go learn the lesson

29:50

from the scumbag in Arkansas the hard way,

29:52

and then Big Blue Nation will pull him back in when

29:54

he's ready.

29:56

Scumbag's pretty harsh. I mean, Cal did bring

29:58

a national championship to Kentucky.

30:00

I've I've got a lot of mixed feelings

30:02

about Cal because he's given me some of my best

30:05

memories with my UK friends.

30:07

But he's not a UK guy. He's a cow

30:09

guy. So Arkansas will be good,

30:12

but then won't win anything.

30:14

Well, well, we'll see he's getting

30:16

he's getting the recruise. I don't know. I'm not defended

30:19

Cal. We'll see.

30:19

Yeah, talking through my losing Tyler

30:21

Eulis emotions right now, because

30:24

he is my favorite player.

30:26

Yeah yeah, I know, I know,

30:28

yeah, I know he was for a lot of guys. Yeah

30:31

I love that guy. Yeah, yeah, it's

30:34

thanks for the call man.

30:35

That's that's a tough, uh loss

30:37

for people who nation to see Tyler Eulis wearing

30:39

red at Arkansas. But you

30:42

know, it's also interesting to see, and

30:44

I guess it doesn't have to be one way or another, but it's also

30:46

interesting to see which players that play

30:49

at Kentucky are quote unquote Kentucky

30:51

guys in which ones are quote unquote

30:54

col guys, you.

30:55

Know, because I mean you mean like DeMarcus Cousins

30:58

maybe vigorously defending Cali

31:00

Perry and saying Kentucky's not going to be Kentucky.

31:02

They're not you know, they're not going to be watched

31:05

on TV because Cal's not there. I

31:07

think that is you know, the diconomy that

31:09

you're talking about is that you know, maybe

31:11

some don't know where the loyalty lies. They

31:13

get recruited by coaches, but

31:15

you know, after a while, do you feel the love from

31:17

the fan base and then ultimately turn into the universities

31:20

fan?

31:21

Yeah, and I don't know where the loyalty

31:23

lies.

31:23

I mean, you could have a little bit of both, but

31:26

I would think for a guy that's from out of state

31:28

coming to play for Cali Perry, he's the guy that

31:30

gave him a chance. He's the guy that got him to the NBA.

31:33

He's the reason why they're living this, you

31:36

know, luxury lifestyle, you

31:38

know, dream lifestyle of going

31:41

to the pros and making millions of dollars. So I would

31:43

say at the end of the day, for a lot

31:45

of these out of state guys who played under Cal, they're

31:48

probably more col guys. I mean, we would

31:50

don't like to think that as Kentucky fans, but it

31:52

is what it is.

31:53

And that that may be even

31:56

exaggerated even more with it being Cal

31:58

instead of any other coach. Right when the guy

32:00

says we're just moving headquarters to a different

32:02

town, that's a guy that law

32:05

familiar. You know, this is somebody that operates

32:07

in his world and not the university. So

32:09

maybe that starts to change when you guys

32:11

have that stay multiple years and you

32:14

know, maybe have different motivations. But we know

32:16

in the NIL world it's a lot of it.

32:19

That is.

32:20

The exception to the rule is guys

32:22

like we've seen in Travis, Perry and Trent knowing most

32:24

of it is playing time in dollar Yeah.

32:26

I mean, and let's be real, if you or I were still

32:28

in college and we were being recruited

32:31

in ILB and what it is, Well, it's not

32:33

act like you and I wouldn't be saying, Okay, well, how much

32:35

money can I make it this school? How much money

32:37

can I make it this school? And you're looking the two

32:40

and if there's a big discrepancy in money, I

32:42

mean, regardless of the name of the school

32:45

that you're going to, aren't you going to

32:47

follow the money because you don't know how long this

32:49

ride's going to last. Maybe you end up in the

32:51

NBA, and that's best case scenario, but

32:53

maybe you play four years in college

32:55

and you have this opportunity to make more

32:58

money than you've ever made in your life by far.

33:00

I can't imagine being in high school and having six

33:02

figures thrown at me like what.

33:05

Well, yeah, think about the ninety percent

33:07

of athletes that never make it to professional sports,

33:09

right and they have that four or five year window

33:12

to now make that kind of money.

33:13

To make that money, and you may be making more money

33:15

at that point for some people than you make

33:17

in your career moving forward, if

33:19

you don't go to the NBA.

33:21

We got accountants playing basketball

33:23

at Oakland that aren't going to be playing professionally.

33:25

But I think just probably made a pretty

33:28

penny after their win versus conduct.

33:29

We'll take more of your phone calls coming up next. Eight two

33:32

eight h twenty two eighty seven. Got two or three open

33:34

lines if you want to jump in and we'll take those. Coming

33:37

up next on the KSR Pre Show. Final

33:39

segment of the KSR Pre Show. KSR

33:41

is next until then, Shannon

33:43

the Dude, Billy ret Leedge eight nine two eighth twenty

33:46

two eighty seven. Billy, we were talking nil

33:48

before the break. Somebody

33:51

was asking our thoughts on the Nil Tournament,

33:53

the end season tournament that will

33:56

be going on in Las Vegas, where

33:58

the winning team will get a out of n

34:00

I all money, which I guess goes to a collective. They

34:02

can, you know, disperse that however they

34:04

want. But do you think that's a good idea

34:06

you for an in season tournament? Well,

34:08

you know that college basketball, you know

34:11

it's biggest spotlight is on the NCAA

34:13

tournament in March. What would you think about

34:15

an in season tournament?

34:17

I mean, I guess we have like these Champions

34:20

Classic, these CBS Sports Classics that I

34:23

they're not tournaments, but I feel like they're kind

34:25

of a break from the norm of a

34:27

conference or non conference schedule.

34:29

I don't know.

34:30

Money talks, right, and this will be a big opportunity

34:32

for people to make money somehow. I don't know

34:34

how the event will But at the

34:36

same time, you're telling me, Shannon that if

34:39

you're recruiting a player and you tell them you have a chance

34:41

to make this much more money if

34:43

you guys win this tournament. I mean talk about

34:45

motivation levels. So I think

34:47

the players will be on board. And I'm not gonna pooh

34:49

pooh more basketball. So yeah,

34:52

you know, I guess this is just inevitable with

34:54

the U with everything that's happening nowadays.

34:56

What do you think? Yeah, I'm for it. I mean, look,

34:58

the NIL it's not going

35:00

anywhere.

35:01

So if we're going to continue to pay players, which that's

35:04

that's the world we live in, that's what it's going to

35:06

be, why not have a tournament

35:08

and reward the players with even

35:10

more money, right right? You

35:13

see the NBA doing it right now with in

35:16

season tournaments, and this would

35:18

I think they said pay out around one million dollars

35:21

to the winning team.

35:22

Wow. Okay, so you know, I think it'll

35:24

be exciting.

35:24

But again, I think Drew kind of brought this point

35:27

up, as long as it doesn't take away the

35:29

spotlight from the NCAA tournament,

35:31

because to me, that's the greatest thing in

35:33

college basketball. Really, the greatest thing in sports

35:36

in my opinion, is March Madness. But

35:38

you know, if you had, let's say, in December, an

35:41

eight team tournament for

35:43

ni OL money, why not doesn't

35:45

bother me?

35:46

Sure?

35:46

Now, what are your thoughts on if we move March Madness

35:49

back to May.

35:50

I don't like that.

35:50

Again, I'm a creature of habit. I'm stuck

35:53

in my ways. I like March Madness. It

35:55

may be better for the ratings, and

35:57

you know, ultimately money makes

35:59

moves, right, So if it's going to make

36:01

more money, then ultimately

36:04

we may be talking about something that's gonna

36:07

be a reality one day. But I like

36:09

March Madness the way that it is right now. I mean, what

36:11

do you think about that? Do you you'reine

36:14

with it? Be more open to it.

36:15

I'm fine with it.

36:16

You know, this is kind of now is the time where

36:18

I start to get in the NBA, just right when

36:20

the playoffs starts, so I think everything

36:22

is appropriately spaced right now, what are

36:24

we going to watch in March.

36:25

If it's not there, Yeah, okay, I say I'm with

36:27

you there.

36:28

If you've got the NBA playoffs going on and you've

36:30

got March Madness going on, then

36:32

you're just a lot of basks. You've got a lot of playoff basketball.

36:34

You're just competing with each other. Let's

36:36

go back to the phones and talk to Jason.

36:38

What's up Jason, Hey,

36:40

guys, how's it going good?

36:41

Good? Jason from Morgantown,

36:44

first time, long time Butler

36:46

County Bears the other Big Blue Nation, So

36:48

just glad to call you guys this morning. A couple

36:50

of quick points on Caliperry

36:52

and Uless. If

36:54

Big Blue Nason can forgive Rick Betino to

36:56

go and going to Loeulsville and be

36:59

willing to bring him back on his head coach, we'll

37:01

eventually get over this Caliperry thing. On

37:04

Tyler Euless. Same thing John

37:06

Pelfrey. You can't be more beloved in

37:08

Big Blue Nation than John Pelfrey. And

37:10

we managed to figure out a way to cheer for him coaching

37:13

for Arkansas. So Tyler Ewlis

37:15

is a favorite for a lot of us. I think we're gonna be okay

37:17

there. But my question is about Travis,

37:20

Perry and Noah.

37:22

With all these guards that we've got coming in and

37:24

then with Chas being on the on

37:26

the radar as well, are we

37:28

looking at some of these guards

37:31

not having minutes and specifically the freshman

37:33

Perry and Noah as we head in next year.

37:35

Thanks for the call, We appreciate it. I

37:37

mean, I think that you're gonna.

37:39

Have a lot of good shooters on this team, and it depends

37:41

on how Pope wants to play. You know, is he gonna

37:43

go three guard more than likely

37:46

probably would and you

37:48

know you're gonna have to fight for your minutes. I mean that's the way

37:50

that it should be. I mean that's

37:52

a good problem to have too. If you've got so many guys

37:55

that are, you know,

37:57

talented enough to start for you, but they're fighting for

37:59

minutes, I think that's good. You need

38:01

that competition.

38:02

We've seen a ten man rotation work

38:04

in the past, but that's not the norm, right.

38:06

I don't think you're putting a basketball

38:08

coach in the best position of success

38:11

if you're just going to be rotating that many players

38:13

in and out. And we've seen that even

38:15

in recent years. So yeah, somebody's

38:17

gonna have to sit. That's just the nature of the business.

38:20

But you also use that opportunity to get

38:22

better in practice. Right, if you're able to

38:24

keep doing that and show yourself, then I

38:27

don't I wouldn't say, Mark Pope someone that's going

38:29

to limit somebody's opportunity if they're playing

38:31

that well in practice. So I think it's impossible

38:33

for us to say right now because you know,

38:36

they probably haven't even practiced. Yeah,

38:38

they're just on campus yet,

38:40

right, so let's let these things

38:42

work out. But yeah, I mean, I don't

38:45

think realistically you can play ten guys.

38:47

Let's hear a platoon.

38:48

Let's yeah, I don't think we'll see a platoon any

38:51

maybe ever.

38:51

Again, let's go to stuff. Hey, Steph, what's up? Hey

38:54

Steph?

38:55

Hey guys, I'm a big

38:57

uh the

39:00

big Dallas Mavericks stand.

39:02

Oh you're imagine cuban.

39:05

Yeah, they're down one oh to your thunder

39:08

to the thunder, so they be they better pick up

39:10

the pace and start winning some games.

39:12

Yeah, I like Luka and uh

39:15

my my UK player

39:17

PJ. Washington's on there too.

39:21

Yeah, oh yeah, he is on Dallas.

39:22

You forget how many Kentucky basketball players

39:24

are out. I forgot about Isaiah Jackson with the

39:27

Pacers.

39:27

You know, hey, Gil just just was runner up of the

39:29

m v P case and Wallace is doing his thing.

39:31

Yeah, Shay

39:34

Gilders is killing it man.

39:36

Yeah, he's a superstar stuff.

39:38

Yeah, no doubt about it, Steph.

39:42

Billy, you didn't, Billy, you didn't find your keys

39:44

yet?

39:45

No, and I think I've given up, Steph.

39:47

I may find it when I move to a new residence.

39:51

Well, well, good luck in that.

39:53

All right, Steph, thank you for calling. Appreciate

39:55

it. Billy.

39:56

I had to run this value. I just saw this survey

39:58

this morning. This was hard for me to believe. Twenty

40:00

five percent of gen Z and

40:02

millennials have never answered

40:05

their phone, not once. Twenty

40:08

five percent. That is hard for me to

40:10

wrap my head around. Twenty five percent I've

40:12

never even answered their phone before. You know, what

40:14

are you talking about? Like they still have a phone in. They're

40:16

just text They text, Yes, they text?

40:19

Which what do I always tell you? If

40:22

it's something quick, text me. If it takes

40:24

you longer than five minutes to type it out. I don't want

40:27

to read a paragraph after

40:29

paragraph of what you're trying to say. Just give me a

40:31

phone call, right, But twenty five percent,

40:33

according to a survey, have never even answered

40:36

their phone once.

40:37

Wow, I don't know if I believe that. It's a poll of

40:39

eighteen to thirty four year olds.

40:42

Yeah, you're telling me you have a phone, you actively

40:44

use it, but you've never answered one

40:46

call. I mean not even like a

40:48

you know, grandma's calling on her birthday

40:50

or on your birthday, You're not.

40:52

Going to answer it.

40:52

Sorry, Grandma, I just send

40:54

her a text back thank.

40:55

You know what type of team? Heck, what type

40:58

of texture are you? Because that also reflect

41:00

your age? So are you a

41:03

swipe texter? Are you a I

41:06

mean I'm pretty standard.

41:07

I don't have to hit the number

41:09

two button three times to get the letter

41:11

that I want, like a flip phone or anything.

41:13

What do you mean like well, I mean like you text with your thumbs.

41:15

Some people, you know, like the old people, you see

41:17

them like pointing with their index finger.

41:19

They peck at it. Oh, I'm a thumbs Are you a texter?

41:21

You're a thumbs text or you're not a pet two hands

41:24

on the phone at all? You can swipe

41:26

too, So sometimes I'll do the swipe, which

41:28

is actually what younger people apparently

41:30

do.

41:31

Yeah, that's too much for me.

41:32

But there is a meme out there, like when somebody sends

41:34

you a long text and it's like I'm not reading that. Yeah,

41:36

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41:38

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41:53

Billy, do you have the fortune cookie

41:55

for today?

41:55

I do? I better open it in time. You

41:58

got ten seconds? Read it all right?

41:59

Good news will arrive in the mail

42:02

in the coming days. Are

42:04

there ever any like negative? No, that's

42:06

always positive. It's about like setting the right

42:08

of the day.

42:09

Shannon