Episode Transcript
Welcome everyone to another edition of the KSR pre Show.
Today is Wednesday, January twenty.
First, I'm Billy Rutlidge along with Shannon the Dude gives calling the Clark's Pumping Shop phone line.
That's eight five nine two eight oh two two eight seven.
You could always textas at the Quantrelle Auto Group text line at five oh two two six five six six five six.
And it's another hump Day edition of the show.
Game Day edition is the Cats take on Texas A little later this evening.
Shannon the Dude is in Louisville, Kentucky.
Good morning, Shannon.
You got a little snow on the ground there in Louisville because we sure got a little dusting this morning here.
Speaker 2Yeah, it was like kind of like ice coming down sleet this morning.
It took me an hour and five minutes to get from my house to the station this morning.
Speaker 1Wow.
Speaker 2Yeah, so it wasn't a good start for me, rex everywhere.
I'm surprised they did not close schools in Louisville.
Speaker 3Schools are open in Louisville.
Speaker 2Other counties go to this I guess NTI day where they I guess learn on their computers.
Speaker 3Basically it's a snow day.
Speaker 2But I mean, if I were a kid and I was at home, I'm not opening that computer to get on for Ntida too.
Speaker 1Well, it was the work book, right, We used to get a work book, but they, you know, can't plan ahead when you have surprise snow days to get a work book.
So now, I mean, I feel bad for the kids.
Don't you like give them a snow day.
Speaker 2I was just shocked that as bad as the roads were this morning, they didn't call off school.
I guess they don't want to go to school in the middle of June.
I don't know if that's the reason, but I don't think that's a good reason because I mean, I'm driving around with four little drive and AJEEB Wrangler and I'm thinking about school buses that are probably slotting all over the road, and I don't understand why they didn't call it off today.
Speaker 3They definitely should have.
Speaker 1Well that was me this morning in my real will drive Dodge Charger, taking the turns extremely slow, causing maybe some people like Shannon the Dude to get to work a little bit later today.
But was a little worried when Matt went on the show yesterday and said that there's a chance we get fourteen to eighteen inches this week.
Speaker 2Okay, now see the forecast that I kind of scoffed at that, But then I've been looking into it, and look, I am not a meteorologists, so let me put that disclaimer out there right now.
But I can read an app on my phone, and if I'm just looking at what it says right now, and again, you take this.
Speaker 3With a grain of snow.
Speaker 2Snow, Okay, yes, I'm just telling you what my phone says right now.
Speaker 3And again, this could be completely off.
Speaker 2We might not get anything, Okay, but it says on my phone right now for Louisville on Saturday.
Speaker 3And you can look at this just to confirm that I'm not crazy.
Speaker 4Let me look.
Speaker 3You see precipitation totals there?
Speaker 5Oh, look at that chart.
Speaker 2No, do you see the precipitation total.
Do you see what he says?
Yeah, what's it said?
Eight to nineteen, eight to ten, eight to ten, eight to ten.
They wouldn't say eight to nineteen.
And then you go over to uh Sunday.
Can you see what Sunday says?
Speaker 5Well, that's double digits.
Speaker 2What is ten, ten to twelve, ten to twelve.
So again, I don't believe that we're gonna get two feet of snow.
But if you look on here, it says eight to ten one day and then ten to twelve the next.
Speaker 3Well, and then let's go over to Lexington real quick.
Speaker 1Just to okay, let's check Lexington.
Speaker 3Let's see what we got going on for Lexington.
Speaker 4Hero.
Speaker 3See, it's like I'm playing a meteorologist right here live on the radio.
Speaker 4Now.
Speaker 3If you look at Lexington.
Speaker 1Says, look behind me at the screen, wow, ten to twelve in.
Speaker 3The green screen.
Thing is incredible.
What's Lexing didn't say?
There, Billy?
Speaker 5Ten to twelve?
Speaker 2It does, And that's Saturday.
Okay, so we are getting something.
Yeah, it's then.
Speaker 3And then what's it say for Sunday?
Speaker 1If you look right behind me here, it says eleven eleven to fourteen?
Oh sorry?
Speaker 2Is it possible that we're gonna have like the snow of the century, like what I remember when I was a kid, we had like eighteen nineteen inches something like that in around ninety four.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 5Do you out for the week at that point?
Speaker 3Oh yeah?
Speaker 2Yeah, we were done, like it just shut everything down, the electric went out.
We had to get like a rye to come pick us up.
Speaker 1Oh yeah, the snowplows got to go out.
People need to just start salting the streets and the sidewalk right now, getting for this.
You know, the problem isn't the snow, it's the ice, right.
It's the ice that weighs down the trees or the power lines that causes people to lose power.
When I moved up here from Florida to Kentucky in two thousand and eight, that was the ice storm as soon as we got there, or really maybe in like the couple months that we got there and knocked power out for us for a week.
Thank god, my dad had a generator, Shannon.
We were able to still have the fridge going, still have a couple things going.
That's the problem I have now if I lose power, Shannon, I mean, I don't know, but you're just gonna, I don't know, light some candles, find some blankets.
I mean, I'm not sure what.
Speaker 3I'm gonna do.
Speaker 1I mean, that's kind of like my question that I have for you this morning, Shannon.
If you were to lose power, what's the first thing that you do?
Speaker 3Light my gas fireplace?
Gas fireplace?
Speaker 1I think that works right, the power goes out, your gas still works, right, And I have one, I just haven't used it in all the years that I've lived at the house.
I guess I got a fiddle with that.
Speaker 3Go outside and like a rub two sticks together.
Well yeah, I mean.
Speaker 1I've got two cats and a dog and a fiance.
I've got to keep a warm Shannon.
So I'm not really sure what to do.
Speaker 2I'm using the cat and the dog to like warm me up.
I'm gonna use them as blankets.
I'm not worried about their warmth.
I'm worried about mine.
At this point.
It's survival, Like you know, we run out of food.
The cat and the dog aren't off the table, or maybe maybe they will be on the table.
Speaker 3On my plate.
Speaker 5No, absolutely not.
Speaker 3It's like the shining over here.
Speaker 1They are family.
I cannot butcher them up.
We'd love to have you for dinner, a warm Shannon.
But I'd love to have you for dinner.
Literally, I mean we've got a That was Jeffrey Dahmer's line.
Speaker 5Well, talk about creepy.
Speaker 1I mean that's who you You don't know who's living next to you at the apartment complex.
Speaker 3My god, but have you got your bread and milk though.
That's the thing.
Speaker 2I love the bread and milk, and I don't understand the bread and milk phenomenon.
I say, you can have the bread and milk, give me a frozen pizza from Shanning the dude's brew, and I'm good to go for the whole weekend.
Speaker 1You got some peanut butter and some jelly.
That's all that you're making with that bread, right, I mean you're not making French toast.
Speaker 3Noah, it's true.
Yeah, I don't know what you're doing with the bread and milk.
Speaker 1Well, I've got milk, don't worry about that, But I guess I do need to go get some bread.
You know, the food period pyramid was just changed.
Sham.
Bread is now like what we're not supposed to be eating.
Speaker 3Oh it is, Yeah, apparently I thought it was like at the top.
Speaker 5It was, well, it used to be.
Speaker 1It used to be something that people were told that we need to eat a lot of bread, and now it's like we get away from the grains and the bread sotop eating so much bread.
Speaker 3There's your weather and health update from the Are.
Speaker 1We getting old?
Speaker 5Or is that just how we start the show?
Speaker 3How we start the show.
People need to that's important.
Speaker 2Yeah, we need to know what So like otaga Away, you know, he was trying to tell Kerrie from Tennessee he needs to slim down a little bit, stop eating so much bread and milk and start eating his vegetables, start working out, maybe hit a treadmill every now and then.
Speaker 3It's for your health.
Speaker 1I would love trash talking in high athletics sham.
Speaker 4Yes.
Speaker 2If there was like a microphone that just hovered over the filled or the court, depending on the sport, and there was no commentary, all you could hear was the trash talk going back and forth.
Speaker 3Tell me you wouldn't watch that alternate channel?
Oh I would.
I absolutely.
I want to hear everything that's being said out there.
Speaker 1Amazon now does the camp the skycam without any announcers, so you just hear the the natural ambiance of the stadium, the crowd, you know, getting loud or booing or whatever.
But you're telling me, if I could hear just the gym floor, just the squeaks of the shoes, the whistles, and then otega Oway telling guys to slim down on the other team, I mean I would.
I would absolutely watch that you know, would miss Tom and Jack on the radio call.
But that would be an element that probably people don't get enough of a glimpse of, right, I mean, because you could sit courtside at a game, spend a lot of money on tickets and hear those things.
Speaker 5But if you don't ever, if you never.
Speaker 1Do that, chan and you may never know kind of how crazy those guys are talking out there.
Speaker 2I would say, even if you're at the game, you can't hear it that well, unless they're right in front of you, because there the opposite of the court, that's you can't hear.
But if we got to miked up the entire time, we can hear everything going on out there.
Speaker 5I thought, then we know what they said.
Speaker 1We had a you know, now we know that Brandon Garrison's going after every single guy on Oklahoma's team like he was last year, Right.
Speaker 3Yeah, but I want to hear what said.
Speaker 5I'm not goouldn't say the same stuff, right, And.
Speaker 3I'm not good at he not good at reading lips.
I need to hear it.
Speaker 1Mm.
Yeah, Well, I would love to hear what Jade a quaintance would say on the court right now, if he was on the court for Kentucky.
Kentucky takes on Texas tonight.
It's going to be the fourth straight game that Jane Quaintance has missed since he returned from his knee injury.
Mark Pope says, we're super optimistic, but hopefully he will be back soon.
Channon, are you super optimist optimistic that beautiful Jane Quaintance will come back and play for Kentucky soon?
Speaker 3Beautiful j queens.
Speaker 2Look, I said it yesterday, I'll continue to say.
I think that he will be back at some point.
I don't know when.
So I am I confident that he will play another game this year?
Yes, but I do think there is a high likelihood that he comes back and then oops, the leg is swelling up again, so he's going to be off another five games and then but we're running out of games, is the thing.
So I do think he'll be back, But I just I think the whole thing, as I've said in the past, is going to be touch and go, and it's going to be one of those situations where he's gained a game day to day.
Speaker 1Well, it's amazing Kentucky finds themselves in this stretch and conference play without Jane low and without Jane Quins, two guys that you really circled.
Is maybe your best players on the roster this year, but yet maybe you've played your best games without those two guys on the team this year.
I mean, if you go back to Pernue and you overlook the fact they didn't they didn't scout for the game, Kentucky looked pretty good for that one, and then you know here in SEC played they've done pretty well without the two.
That last win, or really the last week for Kentucky was really important.
They're up on Joe Lonardi's latest bracketology from a ten seed just outside the bubble to now an eight seed, and currently they would take on Miami in the first and then a second round matchup with possibly number one yukon.
Speaker 3Shannon's I would take it right now.
Speaker 1Well, yeah, they're in the tournament.
I mean we were having conversations just a month ago right about is this team even good enough to win enough games to get in the tournament?
So optimistic that that ship is going to I guess get to eventually it needs to go.
Speaker 2Shannon, Yeah, you know, I think they'll make the tournament, but again, we still have a long way to go and still a lot of things can happen, but just winning those two games was huge.
Speaker 3I mean, if you were.
Speaker 2One in four, that is a disaster, that's a team then that probably isn't going to make the tournament at that point.
Speaker 1And then it's a slippery slope for the locker room.
And you know things happening with Mark Pope and only his second year.
It will be interesting to see Sean Miller on the sideline for Texas tonight.
His first season with Texas or is it his second year.
I can't which one it is.
Speaker 3I don't I don't know.
Speaker 1But it's a guy that went to Xavier, then Arizona then back to Xavier.
Shannon, do you remember what Sean Miller and the controversy that he got into a few years ago.
Speaker 3When he was sweating so bad?
Speaker 2Is that controversial that was part of sweating through his white shirt?
Speaker 1Let's start there, because you don't want to be the guy with the pit stains.
Speaker 3Right, Like, oh dude, it wasn't just pit stains.
Speaker 2He had stains on the entire Like he looked like a guy who wore a white button down shirt and then just jumped in a pool.
Speaker 5Jumped in the kiddie pool.
Speaker 1Yeah, or maybe he's at the fair and is doing the ball dunk game where you sit on the bench and the kids try to hit the button so dump you into the tank.
Speaker 3Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 5So, like does he wear like deodorant?
Speaker 1Like, if you're an assistant coach, do you say something to the guy make sure he has a shirt.
Speaker 2I think he's aware of the fact that he's sweating through it.
I don't think you need to tell him that.
I mean, if you don't know that you're soaked in a white shirt on live TV, then your self awareness and you need to zero.
Yeah, give that guy something.
You can see his nipples.
But yeah, So his other thing that he was I guess in trouble for the controversy was like an FBI invested gation.
Was there like bribery or something going on?
Speaker 1Yeah, his assistance, we're doing some bribery.
Five level one violations were handed down to Arizona.
I believe Sean Miller was like on a recording talking about one hundred k payment that he would give to DeAndre Ayton, and which is amazing that you know, Kentucky will play with a twenty two million dollar roster that we know the number four.
Yeah, you know know how much money that these guys are making a lot of times.
And I mean it was not that long ago where these guys were getting punished and the NCAA was handing out violations for some of these kind of things.
Speaker 2I mean, now it's it's commonplace and let's be wrong.
I mean these things have been going on for years.
Players getting cars and money under the table, and we know about the Tennessee thing where they were throwing money inside of McDonald's bags and handing them out.
I mean, this stuff has been going on for a long time.
Difference is some people are better at cheating than the others.
Some people get caught, some people don't.
But I think it's been going on for years.
I'm not saying I'm not going to say it every school, but I would say a lot more schools than what we realize.
Speaker 1Right, But now we find the players have the power, right they can come to the coaches and say it's going to be this much or I'm just going to take my talent somewhere else.
Speaker 5Before it was like what can you do for me?
Speaker 1Here's what we can do to offer you to come to the University and maybe that's that's flipped a little bit.
But Texas has had good spurts this year.
They won at Alabama and they did beat Vandy.
Speaker 5Earlier this year.
Speaker 1Yeah, yeah, they did, so they do have it in them.
They've had losses to Mississippi State, Tennessee and Texas A and M.
Speaker 5One of the best teams to get into the free throw line.
Speaker 1According to Tom Leach and his guest this morning, I did a little show prep this morning, the right and show prep yep.
But you know, just another opportunity for Kentucky to keep that train rolling, Shannon, and in a team where you don't know who's gonna step up night by night, it could be anybody, right, I mean, it could be Colin Chandler, could be Andrea Yelovich.
It's it's really the flavor of the night when it comes to this team right now.
Speaker 2Yeah, I mean, I think the team more often than not is going to have to have a big game from Oway.
But they showed last game you don't have to necessarily get twenty from o Way to win the game.
He only scored twelve and then he had other guys that stepped up.
Aberdeen's been great so we need to continue, uh to get the production that they've had from him tonight against Texas.
But it should be if it's a game that you feel like you should win, but you're right, like Texas is hard to figure out.
You know, they're one of those teams that's had some good wins and then had some questionable losses as well.
But on the road for Texas, and you feel like you should win this game if you're Kentucky.
Speaker 1A five nine two eighth two two eight seven.
Who do you think is going to step up tonight for the Cats or Texas?
On the Quantro Auto text line at five oh two two six five six six five six, it's Wednesday, so I have some randomness ready to go today.
Speaker 5We're going to talk about Simon Cowell later.
Speaker 3All right.
Speaker 1I like Shatner.
Speaker 3Oh yeah, is in the news.
Speaker 1We'll talk about William Shatner, who is ninety four years old.
Can I believe that if I make it to ninety four, Shannon, that may be too much?
Speaker 3Didn't he just go to outer space a year or two ago?
I think?
Speaker 6So?
Speaker 3Yeah, the oldest man ever in space.
Speaker 1Well, when you're on Star Trek, I think the to make an exception for William Shatner, right, like I didn't get him into space.
Speaker 2I mean, he allegedly was in space all those years.
Turns out he was in some Hollywood studio in front of a green screen.
Speaker 5Again, that's right, that's right.
Speaker 1Well, we'll take a break and we'll get to some of this randomness coming up next year on the cas I appreciate it.
Expect a little ice this weekend.
I mean, heck, I may have to get a hotel room for the game on Saturday show.
We're getting this many inches of snow.
You enjoyed that with Tony Venetti and the guys, right.
Speaker 3It happened last year.
Speaker 2We had I think about eleven inches here in Louisville, and it was me and Venetti and a few others just stuck in a hotel room.
Speaker 3So we wore that bar out.
There's nothing else to do.
Speaker 5You guys shared a bed or did they?
Speaker 3No?
Speaker 2No, no, no, god, no, I'm not sharing a bed with I'm not sharing a bed with another grown man, and no, iHeart they got us different rooms, which you know I would accept nothing less than that.
Speaker 3So we had our own room.
But yeah, that happened last year.
Speaker 2Now, I love meteorologists, because meteorologists, you know, they're just what's a good way to put it.
Speaker 5I don't know what you're going for here, but you know what I.
Speaker 2Mean, Like they're just like they believe what they say is the gospel, right, like and everybody else is wrong.
So Mark Weinberg, who is a local meteorologist here, you know, you and I in that first segment, we're reading the snow totals off the Apple the app app, right, and he says on Twitter, I think ninety five percent plus of the meteorological community would be happy if Apple Weather disappeared.
Speaker 3The app is just a disaster for the weather enterprise.
Speaker 2Mark said that, yeah, so like just now or like earlier, oh yeah, yesterday, okay, And then David you know, jumps on there and he retweets it with the comment and says that you and I are looking at the Apple Weather app and old Weinberg doesn't like it.
And he goes on to say, as a former retired Kroger manager, those bread and milk people are out there the next day shopping, so yeah.
Speaker 1Well is it kin to like a doctor and like us asking these AI apps what's wrong with me?
Speaker 5Or like web MD trying to figure out what's wrong with me.
Speaker 2I've already diagnosed myself with several conditions based on Google and.
Speaker 1Yeah, and now I'm sticking myself with something trying to feel better.
And meanwhile, the doctor's like, if you would have just came to me, I could have told you exactly.
Speaker 5How to make you feel better.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 1Maybe maybe it's the same dichotomy there.
Speaker 3Butologists know best, huh me.
Speaker 1I mean I did a little meteorology back in college, Shannon.
I took a class where you had to like have the green screen and yeah, you know point.
Speaker 3But the thing is, like they don't even necessarily agree with each other.
Speaker 1Depends only because you're got to read the models and they're just predicting.
Speaker 2Shannon, Well, that's what my app is doing.
It's predicting.
So how's that any difference?
Speaker 5Is their job that?
Speaker 1I mean, they're trying to feed their children and you're taking away their time to just look at the app.
I mean, do you think meteorology meteorologists will be replaced by AI here in the next ten years.
Speaker 3I mean it's it's likely.
Speaker 2I mean, I like to see a human being tell me the weather, but I could also pull it up on my phone just as easy.
Speaker 5That's true.
Speaker 1So you know I used to watch Sports Center every morning to see the scores from the games the past night, and now we just get it all on our phone.
Speaker 2Well here's the other thing too, I'm not just going completely off the weather app.
I mean there's also weather dot Com.
Do you believe the weather channel because the Weather Channel is saying stuff that's very similar to what the Apple Weather app is saying too.
Speaker 1It's hard not to, but meteorologist get it wrong all the time, right, and I'm sure apps do too.
It's it's I guess there's it's not a perfect science.
So maybe that's why they're so sensitive.
Speaker 2You probably thinks it's a disaster for the meteorological community because they're being replaced.
Speaker 1I mean yeah, likely, So maybe the truck drivers as well, I mean coming for our jobs.
Shannon to stay warm on the sidelines this weekend during the Bears Rams NFL game, the Bears had chicken broth and hot chocolate with many marshmallows on their sideline.
Speaker 2I like, it makes you feel better, gives you some energy.
Speaker 1Well, sugar get a little sugar kick as well.
Yeah, that's what the Bears did the Rams put cayenne pepper in their socks to stay warm?
Speaker 3I saw that.
Yeah, I didn't know that was a thing.
Speaker 2You could put cayenne pepper in your socks and that makes your feet warm.
Speaker 3But I didn't know it was like like temperature warm.
Speaker 1The active ingredient cap saesian is known to cause blood vessels to dilate, increasing blood flow to the area and generating a warming sensation.
That is the main ingredient in cayenne pepper.
So next time you're cold, maybe this weekend, Shannon, you got a little cayenne pepper at the house, just throw them in the socks.
Apparently that's gonna make you warm.
Speaker 3You say it warming sensation.
Speaker 2It doesn't actually make you warm then, so it's just it's false, hope.
It just it makes you tricks your brain into thinking that you're warm.
Speaker 1Well, I guess I don't know, but you gotta do anything you can to stay warm during this time, right, I mean, really, the holy Grail is the handwarmers.
Speaker 5You're like, it feels like you're who cares about the cold?
Speaker 2I love those things.
Hot hands.
Yeah, put some of those in your shoes.
Speaker 3That's what you need in.
Speaker 5My sh shoes.
Speaker 1Yeah, I've already got the Kayne pepper in my socks.
Now, I got and warmers in my shoes, and it's just like trying to stay warm by any means necessary.
Speaker 5Uh, you got a hell that you might.
Speaker 1Go sled on if you get some snow shin and everybody's got one hill.
Speaker 2Well, I mean there's the you know, like different parks in Lobill you can go to, but you know that requires driving to them.
Speaker 3So yeah, that's true.
It's kind of a pain.
Speaker 1Knocked in the house.
Well, maybe the guys will be cold in the NFL games this weekend and you can bet on Draft kicks.
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Speaker 1Could have won a little money on DraftKings last night if you went with Matt and his lock of the Year at Arkansas at home versus Vandy.
They won ninety three to sixty eight.
Speaker 3Yeah, it was ugly from the very beginning.
Vandy is struggling.
Speaker 5What's going on?
Speaker 1I mean, they're not doing well and now dropped three straight.
Speaker 2And yeah, they were sixteen and zero.
Now they've dropped their last three.
I think it's just when you get into the SEC you get a dose of reality because every game is going to be tough.
Not that Vandy didn't play some tough teams, not exactly a murderer's row of non conference teams they played in the schedule, but they played some decent teams, but nothing really compares to being in the conference.
And especially when you're going on the road against a good team like Arkansas, you better be ready.
Speaker 1Yeah, and you're right about good team like Arkansas.
They've got some dudes this year.
They look pretty good.
Yep, But we need to take a break.
When we come back, we'll talk a little bit about Shannon the Dude challenging Will Stein and his basketball fandom, and also some of these random stories I've got loaded up for us.
Speaker 5Keep it where you got it.
It is the KSR pre Show.
We'll be right back.
Speaker 1Welcome back, Billy and the Dude here until ten am.
Will hand it off to Matt and KSR.
One person on the Quandtraill Auto group text line five h two two six five six six five six said, cap sasan is what they put in law enforcement pepper spray too, So maybe the warming sensation you felt when you got pepper sprayed in the eye is what NFL players are feeling on their feet during a cold weather game.
Speaker 2Just don't want to reach down and like you know, scratch your your ankle or something and then touch your eye.
Speaker 5Yeah, bad idea.
Speaker 1That's like me making tacos last night, cutting up the halapenos and then having to wipe my face.
Speaker 2Shannon, you're crying in your your tacos.
I'll be more salty tears that.
Speaker 1Or you cut an onion and you're chopping that thing up up and you just start randomly crying.
Shannon.
Yeah, but I don't think you would know anything about that.
You don't do a ton of cooking.
Speaker 3No, we're crying.
Speaker 2Somebody suggested that we're talking about like these heated things you can get, how about a heat it vest?
Did you know there are things that you can get that are vests that are basically heat it by a battery pack.
Speaker 1I didn't put it together until you said it during the break.
I looked it up, and it looks like a George Forman grill.
Honestly, it looks like you can put some patties on that vest.
Speaker 2Yeah, well, stay warm and have your dinner right there, all at once.
Speaker 3That's a good multitask.
Speaker 5I don't know about that.
Speaker 4I don't know.
Speaker 1He's got to cook it.
If you get a meat thermometer and we can check all the bases there.
It is Kentucky versus Texas tonight, and there will be a ton of true blue, big Blue Nation fans at the game tonight.
Will Stein, during his press conference the other day, said that he was the biggest men's basketball fan there is when it comes to Kentucky.
He went to Tubby Smith's camp back in the day.
He won the free throw contest, he won a contest called like the hot shot on test.
Calls himself the biggest Kentucky men's basketball fan in the country, and Shannon the dude doesn't believe it.
Speaker 3No, I'm throwing the flag on it.
Speaker 2Look, we have the greatest fan base in the history of sports, all right, we do.
You're not gonna convince me that will Stein is the biggest Kentucky basketball fan I'll ever meet.
I don't believe that he's not going to come out here and be dressed up and like, you know, covered in blue paint and like some of these crazy fanatics.
You know, fan is short for fanatic, and he may be a big fan, but you're not gonna convince me he's a bigger fan than some of even the KSR listeners, like even like John Short, all right, he is not a bigger fan than John Short.
John Short has been listening to games for his entire life, which is longer than will Stein's been around.
So you can't convince me that he's a bigger fan than John Short.
Speaker 1I don't think John's ever missed a game.
No, he can tell you just the score of each game from way back in the day.
I mean, he is maybe the biggest Kentucky fan there is.
And he is on the phone line right now.
What's up, John?
How are you?
Speaker 7Let's prefer biggest night and tomorrow night.
Speaker 2John, sure you are a bigger fan than will Stein?
Right, you agree?
Speaker 4I know that?
Yeah?
Speaker 2You see, I got John on my side.
John knows he is a bigger fan than will Stein is of Kentucky basketball.
Speaker 3Guarantee it.
Speaker 8Yep.
Speaker 7Everyone went to like that team because I think everybody's said up for Kentucky and that one, but everybody can sit up for Kentucky.
Speaker 1We need that, John, We need all these guys to play well going into the NCAA tournament and SEC play.
Speaker 5You know, I bet you will.
Speaker 1Steins thought Kentucky's gonna lose a basketball game before in the passion and I don't think John's ever predicted a law.
Speaker 3That's right.
John has never ever picked Kentucky to lose?
Speaker 5Is that right?
Speaker 4John?
Speaker 7That's correct because I started falling and takeing basketball when Jake Gambons James Lee were all singers seventy eight season.
That's where I started Kentucky palling.
You take a bad stuf football year later?
Speaker 3There you go.
Speaker 2Do you think that Will Stein's fandom goes back to seventy seven born?
No, I don't think so.
Speaker 3No, No, he.
Speaker 7Wasn't like you said, said we had tenon one record, all the Baylor the second game of the season, really need a Southeastern Conference in nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 3See, there you go.
Will Stan didn't know that fact.
Speaker 5I mean that was more in eighty nine.
Speaker 1So I mean we're talking about a decade of Kentucky knowledge before he was even born.
Speaker 2Shan will John short when he needs a good answer on Kentucky basketball.
Speaker 7Yes, and like you said, make before six and one that real?
But the season time was South Carolina.
Speaker 2Yeah you know, do you think Will Stein?
No, Will didn't know.
Coach Don didn't know that.
I don't care if it was a hot shot challenge winner.
He ain't got the time went to number one canon.
Yeah, I think you've turned me Shannon.
Speaker 4I think.
Speaker 7We're gonna be Tan mar Night Tam Bigans too.
When that game of Tam Bigans soon to Marrow at six thirty game tomorrow night.
Speaker 1That's right, John, the UK women will take on Tennessee tomorrow.
Let's keep that momentum going against Tennessee.
After the men got the big win.
Speaker 3I bet coach Don didn't even know there was a game tomorrow night.
Speaker 1Oh stop, Okay, we can't get this pretty sick does yeh?
Speaker 7We appreciate you, John, And also our baseball begin next and I still think it'd be April three, July favorite through May.
Speaker 3I'm with you on that.
Speaker 2As a former college baseball player, February is way too early to be playing baseball.
Speaker 3Thanks for the college, John, good to hear you on.
Yeah.
Speaker 2I remember going and speaking of hot hands, like we had those things loaded up, especially for pitchers that were sitting in the bullpen.
Speaker 5Oh yeah, you're you're not moving, You're you're just.
Speaker 2Sitting there for hours on end watching the game and you're just trying to stay warm.
So yeah, hot hands were a big part of my college baseball career.
Speaker 1Yeah, well, while the cold weather's stunk in baseball, I did kind of like rain outs and rain delays just because of the weird antics we'd get into.
I hated putting the tarp on the field like ye, the back and forth between the dugouts, Shannon.
Speaker 3We never did that.
Speaker 5Never did that.
Speaker 2No, Like, were you right a message on the ball and you throw it over to the dun or something.
Speaker 1Like trying to balance a bad head or something like that.
Yeah, just trying to pass the time.
Kids don't get bored anymore, Shannon.
That's probably part of the problem.
They just go on their phone.
Yeah, this is not if any plan radio here.
I don't want to screamer.
Speaker 5Kids don't get bored anymore.
Speaker 1Let's talk about somebody that's not a kid anymore, and that's Simon Cowell Shannon, the American Idol judge.
You've probably seen him or at least heard of him in the past.
Has been big in the music industry.
He has a six hundred million dollar fortune, but recently he says he doesn't believe in passing down his money to his son, doesn't believe in inheritance.
He said he'll set up a college fund for his son and pay through for college fully, but will not give him any of his six hundred million dollar fortune.
He says he's going to donate it all to charities for either children or dogs.
Speaker 2Hmmm, well, I mean, I don't really know if I can say anything bad about the guy because he's don't a going to get to charity.
Speaker 3But man, could you imagine being the sun?
Speaker 5I can't.
Speaker 1So that's kind of where I put myself in this.
Like, let's say I'm a good son, right, I'm not a brat spoiled brat.
I have a job.
I kind of make my own way.
I'm not saying I expect to be handed six hundred million dollars, Shannon, Can you.
Speaker 3Give me at least one?
Yeah?
Speaker 5Like, do you hate me that much?
Speaker 3Dad?
Speaker 5Or is it?
Speaker 1Do you think Shannon?
Like, I want you to make your own way.
I don't want you to be given, you know, all this money, so you rest on your laurels and you don't like have this I don't know grind mentality that other people.
Speaker 3I don't know.
Speaker 2Man, if you got that kind of money, A million dollars is like giving your son a twenty dollars bill.
Speaker 1You want to be given that six hundred million.
How about you like set up your grandchildren, right, that's fun for them.
Speaker 3Exactly, It's generational wealth right there.
Speaker 1I just feel like he's taking it a little too far.
I get this sentiment of like, I want you to be your own man.
But Shannon, I feel like, I mean, you're I don't know if you're setting them up for failure, but I guess you're just letting them learn the hard way.
And sometimes that's what you have to do with children, right, is let them put their hand on a hot surface and then they know not to do it again or something like that.
Speaker 3Yeah, something like that.
Speaker 2But like six hundred million dollars that could save like every puppy in the world.
I feel like, right, you know, like that'll put Sarah mclaughlan's little sad commercial that runs on AMC at midnight showing all these sad puppy dogs that are being abused.
Six hundred million dollars, I feel like would take care of all those We could just adopt all those animals.
Speaker 1If he wants to go all in on the dogs, then yeah, we could save a lot of puppies, right, But not Simon Cowell's son.
Speaker 5He's gonna have to do it his own way.
Speaker 2Simon calls, son's going to be on that commercial with sad eyes.
So you can donate just two dollars a day to save Simon cow.
Speaker 5Penny a day could help me, not the starving.
Speaker 2Dollars place, replace the dogs on the commercial with Simon calson.
Speaker 1You can buy me handwharpers so I could stay warm with this snow coming this weekend.
Speaker 3Oh God, and the arms of an angel.
Speaker 1Right, So, Simon cow tough on the singers and American Idol, but also tough on his son.
Not going to hand down is inheritance.
And let's talk about another older celebrity, Shannon.
Some randomness here on the pre show.
William Shatner is ninety four years old.
To ease it a little bit, he was photographed by TMZ eating a bowl of cereal while driving in his suv earlier this week.
Speaker 3That is scary.
Speaker 2First of all, he's ninety four and still driving, still driving, that's impressive, But eating a bowl of cereal while he's going down the road.
Speaker 5Well, now that he was at the stop line, I don't care photographed.
Speaker 3I don't care if he's at a stop lit.
Speaker 2That means he has to have a bowl a gallon of milk in his car, or at least half gallon ers some carton of milk, right, and then taking toward.
Speaker 5The milk before he got in the car, like maybe that was out of the fridge.
Speaker 2Oh so you think William Shatner is walking out of his house with a bowl of cereal and then gets in his car and then drives.
Speaker 1You're not even think he's combining the cereal and the milk in the car.
Speaker 3I don't think he knows what.
Speaker 2Yes, I think he's like, yeah, he's probably got to a George Forman grill.
He's plugging into a cigarette lighter, like doing like a steak over there for like, yeah, a traveling restaurant in his car.
Speaker 3Okay, that is frightening.
Speaker 2You know, you think that there's a lot of bad drivers out there.
Then you look over there's a ninety four year old man eating a bowl of cereal driving down the road, Like, get me away from that guy.
Speaker 3He's going to run into somebody.
Speaker 1It had this bowl in the spoon too.
Yeah, right at the stoplight is I think pretty jarring.
Speaker 2I guess if you made it to ninety four, Like you're not really worried about life too much.
Like you know, if you're driving down the road ninety miles an hour eating a bowl of cereal, if that's the way you go out of the world, then you know, so so be it.
Speaker 5It's my life.
Speaker 1I'm worried it out here, like I'm on the road too, Like William needs to get off the road with this cereal.
And maybe that's why we've been a proponent for in years pass of retesting some people at a certain age.
Yeah, I mean, you got you should text test your vision and your reflexes.
That seems like common sense, especially for somebody that's ninety four and multitasking by eating cereal.
Speaker 3Yeah exactly.
Speaker 2I mean, look, have I driven a car while eating a burger in the past?
Speaker 3Sure I have guilty of that, right, I think we've all done that.
Speaker 2Yeah, But when it comes to eating a bowl of cereal, that's messy.
Speaker 3It takes coordination.
Speaker 2You know, you have to actively stick a spoon into a bowl to get the milk out.
Speaker 3He's probably hit a bump exactly and milk.
Speaker 2And I've been next to like women before, like at a stop sign, and they're like doing their makeup at the red light.
Speaker 1Dangerous.
Speaker 3That's kind of dangerous too, Yeah, trying to.
Speaker 5Do your lashes.
You don't know if the stern green or not.
Speaker 3Curling your hair at the red light.
But what are you doing?
Buckle up?
Put your phone down?
Speaker 5Will you buckle up?
Put your phone down?
Speaker 1I think a lot of people just have their phone in their hand a lot of the times now when they drive.
I get it for GPS, But like, you don't need to be on TikTok or Twitter.
Speaker 3You're eating your lucky charms going down the highway?
Speaker 5Are you're raising brand?
Speaker 6So?
Speaker 3What was your favorite cereal?
I haven't eaten cereal and sold it's easy.
Speaker 1It's cinnamon toast crunch.
Speaker 3Oh that's a good one.
That's a good one.
Speaker 1Years of eating some cinnamon toast crunch on my resume.
Speaker 3I was a big fan of lucky charms.
Speaker 5Lucky charms are good too.
Speaker 3Yeah.
Speaker 1You can buy just the marshmallows too, if that's kind of your thing.
Speaker 2It kind of defeats the purpose of the suit, right it's just marshmallows then well.
Speaker 1Yeah, but people, you know, they just take it to a different level and you're like, I just want the marshmallows.
I just want the green em and ms in.
Speaker 2Like if you said to me right now, I will make you a bowl of cereal.
You can have any cereal you want.
I don't even know what.
Speaker 3I would pick.
Speaker 5Really, it's that open for you.
Speaker 3Yeah, I mean I could like maybe like.
Speaker 1Count Chocola that's good, to something like booberry.
Speaker 2Yeah, what was the strawberry one?
I don't know anyway, William Shatner.
Yeah, God blessom, put the ball down, William.
Let's take a call before we go to our next up next?
Speaker 3Hey what he.
Speaker 7Yeah?
Speaker 8Are you there?
Speaker 3We are there?
Speaker 8Yes, Hey, I've been the way you're Shotner's house.
Speaker 3Okay.
Does he have a place in Kentucky.
I've heard that he does.
Is that true?
Speaker 4Or is that?
Speaker 6Yeah?
Speaker 8Yeah?
Yeah that lamb lamb between the lakes.
He had a house he bought was on the I do the Poor and Miles so.
And he bought his big rock his wife wanted and I and I went with him and we unloaded it at his house.
And now that's been years ago that he's divorce and I don't think he lived at her no more.
Speaker 3And I made a rock, just a big rock.
Speaker 6Yeah, it was a grind.
Speaker 8It was out of an old medal, one of them rocks that they grind flyer corn with him to make flyer but uh.
And I ate a blonie sandwich with Hank William Junior down there.
He hunts down there a lot.
Speaker 2And you ate a blooney sandwich with WILLIAMS Jr.
And help William have lived a life forth living right there.
Speaker 8See how you do it when you sit with these famous people, You look over at him and uh, you kind of hum one of their songs and you say, you know what you look like, Hank William Juniors and that man I met, uh, the guy in Oklahoma that passed away from cancer.
What's his name?
Speaker 2Uh?
That passed away from cancer unfortunately.
Speaker 8No, he just here recently last drive, thank you.
Speaker 4Uh.
Speaker 8I was out of rest and met him in the bathroom o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 3Are you talking about Toby Keith?
Yeah, yeah, you met Toby Keith.
Speaker 6I met him in the bathroom at a.
Speaker 3Bathroom at three o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 6Yeah.
Speaker 8And I looked over at him and I started humming, that's my car and that's my three in my yard that song, and he started humming it, and I told him as I was leaving, I said, man, keep the day job.
I don't think he's gonna make it in singing.
And when I got we got back to my vehicle, his bus went by and he waved.
Speaker 3That what do you think about?
Speaker 4You know?
Speaker 1I mean, I wish I half the life of what he's at at this point.
Speaker 8Right, Oh my god, I met him all my friends all right, day, we have more time.
Speaker 5I want to hear more.
Speaker 8Yeah, can I ask you one more thing?
Speaker 6Real quick?
Speaker 5Go ahead, go ahead?
Speaker 8Oh okay.
Kentucky and Louisville, you know they make I got a lot of money in sports and nine Why don't they share it with all the other little schools in Kentucky?
Speaker 6And I'll tell you why they should.
Speaker 3Why is that.
Speaker 6Green Bay Packers?
Speaker 8All the NFL teams have got to give Green Bay Packers money.
Look it up, they've stopped it now.
Speaker 3Okay, I didn't know that.
All right, what do you green Bay?
Speaker 4Just the road?
Speaker 3Thank you God, tell Shatner.
We said, hello, the next celebrity exactly.
Speaker 1H I didn't know the Packers get money from every single at their NFL team?
Speaker 5Did you know that?
Speaker 3As a Packers fan?
Do no, is that even true?
Speaker 1I don't know.
Speaker 3We'll research it during the break of the NFL.
Speaker 1I'll try to find an answer.
We'll be right back A five two two eight seven if you'd like to join the show.
One segment remaining here on the KSR Pre Show.
Welcome back our final segment of the KSR Pre Show.
Oh how nice it would be to have William Shatner's rock at your house.
Speaker 3I don't think I want it.
Speaker 1Do you think it's like chained up like chain rock?
Yeah, like the chain rock.
I mean, you got to keep that thing where it's at.
Speaker 3Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1I don't know.
Speaker 3That last caller, it was a lot.
That was a lot going on there.
Speaker 1There was We don't have a ton of time.
Let's just try to take some calls for the shows over Shannonho's up.
Speaker 3Let's go to John real quick.
Hey, John, Hey, John, Hey this.
Speaker 6John and frankfort I worked at John's Run Walk shopping in Lexington for twenty five years and William Shatner came in and looking for some good running shoes.
You know, if they're good for running, they're great for walking.
Well, I measured them up.
He came in with a size nine.
They were tight as heck, and he measured a ten and a half.
I put him in an eleven.
Speaker 4Man.
Speaker 6They felt fine, wow, And I said, what do you want to want to do with these shoes?
He said, oh, you can have them.
I said, well, I'll put them on eBay.
Well, they went to the back of the store.
They sat there for a while.
I think they went to the whole Center downtown.
Speaker 3Well, there you go.
Speaker 6What he was real nice.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 2The bigger takeaway though, is that William Shatner doesn't even know his own shoe size and was wearing shoes that were two sizes too small.
Speaker 5That's that's a big difference.
Speaker 6Yeah, all right, Oh he was really nice.
Speaker 3There we go.
Speaker 1All right, okay, thank you, John, And we're talking like curled up toes.
Speaker 2How do you jam a size eleven foot and a nine sized shoe?
Speaker 1My guy was breathing for the first time of his life when he got wow.
Okay, Uh, Paul is up next?
What's up?
Speaker 3Paul?
Speaker 4Hey, good morning.
Hey.
Guys were talking about a little while ago about people driving with women at the stops time maybe putting on makeup.
So the trivia word for the day is that's actually The archaic word for that is called farder f A R D E R.
Speaker 6So.
Speaker 4I used to listen to Rush Limbaugh way back in the day and he said that he we saw a woman's party next to him in the car.
Speaker 3All right, thanks to the call, Paul.
Speaker 5But is that an attempt at humor?
Speaker 3I'm not sure.
I mean, did you live?
Speaker 1I didn't, but I know you put You're the one that puts on your lashes in the car window.
Speaker 3Oh yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1I mean I thought you might have a little bit.
Speaker 3That's why it took me so long to get here this morning.
Yeah.
Speaker 1Well, the boys are having a tough time getting to the bar this morning, it sounds like, so hopefully they can make it there on time.
Speaker 2We still got a show to do, so let's get there.
It's no excuses, and we got drafting ads to do.
Speaker 3Yeah we do.
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Speaker 3The crown is yours.
Speaker 1Just got an email that the professional bull Riders are going to be coming back to repp Aerna Shannon and I think we enjoyed when we had a bull rider on.
Do you think we would want to do that again?
Speaker 3Sure?
Speaker 2Yeah, Usually those guys have big personalities, they're great for radio, so yeah, we'll bring one on.
Speaker 1I mean, they can take some of the most gruesome hits too and just get right.
Speaker 2I actually rather talk to the rodeo clowns because that's the most unappreciated part of the show, the clown that has to go out there and save the bull rider from getting gourd.
Yeah, look at me, Yeah at me.
Yeah, let's get a clown on here.
Other than Billy, we get clowns every day.
You want to end the show like that, clowns to the left of me jokers to the right.
Speaker 3That's right.
