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Uh, this is breaking news.
Report close to Mitch Barnhardt say he is

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ready to offer Dan Hurley the head
coach at Yukon and offer he can't refuse.

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The deal would reportedly make Dan Hurley
the highest paid coach in college basketball

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history. Wow, so we'll see
you want to say real quick, if

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you're looking at this shun you're the
eclipse, make sure you use a match,

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Thank you, thank you, ductor
fout you. I think official glasses

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we work right. So let's get
to the phones. Five seven one,

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eight four eighty four is the phone
number. If you are driving to the

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eclipse, you're going to where you're
going to camp out and check this thing

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out, give us a call.
Or if you think we've been way too

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mean on the people that are going
to do that, let's go to Kirk.

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Hey, Kurt on line one.
What's up, Bud? What up?

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Man? How a y'all doing?
Do good man? Thanks for hanging

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out with us. Are you going
to go watch the eclipse? Or oh

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no, it's worse than that.
I'm a truck driver out of Kentucky and

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Seymour and they're charging twenty thirty dollars
just to park in a parking lot.

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Oh, random parking lots. I'm
headed up to Peru right now and the

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traffic is horrible. Oh no,
I bet, yes, I bet hey,

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just stay at home and watch it
tonight when it gets dark. The

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kurts, he's on board with us, He's on board. Drive safe as

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a trucker. We love you,
man, yes, bid watch you truckers

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America. Baby, you got a
long day. Hey, thanks so much,

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all right? Man five seven one
eight four eighty four is the phone

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number. Give us a call if
you are going to watch the eclipse somewhere,

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or you're all in, if you've
got a if you're stuck in traffic.

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That's the thing that happened the last
time in twenty nineteen or seventeen,

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whenever it was they wherever it was
down south south southwest, wasn't etown.

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I can't remember what town it was, but some of the reporters it went

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down there, local said it took
me fourteen hours, yeah, to get

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back, and it was usually in
an hour an hour hour drive. Took

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me fourteen hours. But it's you
know, but they did get to see,

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you know, like dimmer's darkness,
a dimmer switch. I could just

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do my thumb out of close one
eye, move my thumb back and forth.

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Here comes to a hateful email.
Fine, hey, listen, I've

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been getting lit up when we'll go
out in public people with are clips fans.

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That's fine. I'm just saying it's
not my bag, man. But

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if you want to give us heat
for it, or maybe you're on our

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side. Five seven one eighty four
eighty four, we want to hear from

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you. If and if not,
you want to talk about the caliper thing,

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we can do that too. We're
gonna talk to Dick Gabriel around the

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bottom of the hour. He has
been a reporter for the University of Kentucky

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sports for thirty years something crazy.
So we'll talk to him now that it's

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I didn't want to text Dave this
morning because he took off a vacation day.

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Yes, and I think he got
a cook and reaves Van and him

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and Becky went to go watch the
eclipse. I don't want to risk waking

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him up. But now that it's
you know, a decent hour for vacation,

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I may text him for one to
thirty bucks to watch it. Five

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seven one eighty four eighty four.
In the meantime, while we wait on

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your car, I do want to
say that suppose you want to express your

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love for the eclips man. We
want to hear the lovers the eclipse man,

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maybe the experienced one, and you
can describe it. I will say

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that. Patty Wooten in Paducah,
thanks for listening. Patty Wooten Uh posted

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on my Facebook page she actually recreated
She recreated the the eclipse. So you

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can go there and areos watch the
recreation aureos. Well, if you can't

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make the solar eclipse today, don't
worry. The stoner eclipse is going to

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be happening just a few a few
days. This is something that you know,

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it really does only happen once in
a lifetime. What this year the

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date of April twentieth aka foh yeah
four twenty yeah, yeah, I got

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it. Four to twenty that's when
all the stoners celebrate. They're calling this

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the stoner eclipse because if you put
four twenty twenty four, it's a palindrome.

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It's going to be four to twenty
twenty four either way, just another

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excuse to pack another bowl, of
course it is. Of course the kids

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say these this won't happen again until
April twentieth, thirty twenty four. Or

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light up a blunt? Is that
what the kids says? I don't know

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it's illegal, so I wouldn't know. M puff puff give that what the

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kids say? Oh what a relief? It is. No, no PuF

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puff give I know it's puff puff
passed? Oh no, puff puff past

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pass right right? Or it's all
I've heard. I don't know. I

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don't know either. Damn Stoner's knows. When people get hopped up on the

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pot, Yes, they get out
of their mound and they do things they

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shouldn't. Yes. Well, good
news is that the remake of Winning the

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Pooh is a horror movie did good
enough where they're gonna make a terrible or

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they've made a sequel. It was
terrible. It was terrible? Was it?

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He was terrible? I couldn't get
through it, And then I started

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watching because it was so bad.
You know how you're getting that. I

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do love the concept because the concept
is Christopher Robin. He becomes friends with

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Pooh Bear and Tigger and Piglet and
all of them in the woods, and

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then he just grows up and abandons
them, right, and then they're pissed

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off, and they're pissed. They're
pissed, they're out for blood. And

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there is some boobies. Is there
really? Yeah, there's some boobies in

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it. Let me right before the
girls are brutally murdered. I don't care.

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That's it's like, it's like,
okay, but I did not enjoy

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it. I said, oh,
this could have been so much better.

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I don't speak. No, don't
watch Winnie the Pooh movie. Thank you

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for the boot reference. Good news
is there's a sequel now, Winning the

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Pooh, Blood and Honey Too.
It's now playing in select theaters. It's

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gonna it's opening to surprisingly good reviews. Tony, you always use Rotten of

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Tomatoes, right, y'all? Y'all
initially Rotten Tomatoes with critics score of one

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hundred percent, since dropped to sixty
three percent. Right, But on the

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other hands, it's been it went
to from one hundred percent of sixty three

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percent. Now it's kind of leveled
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high. Yeah. Right, And
from an source I cannot mention, said,

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yes, it's puff puff pass and
you pass to the left. Yeah,

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these are stoner hippie don't you from
the left hand, me me me

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meeting all right, So a path
of totality is today two thirty ish for

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Louisville, but it's only not putting
four percent total to total. No,

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I was just talking with Ian.
Yeah, it's around three o'clock in because

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that's what I'm doing. That's what
I'm doing my uh E clip soundtrack about

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Are you sure? Okay? Hang
on, I don't really care. I

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do five eighty four. If you
care. Let's see when is the clips?

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Uh? It's m well do tayo
eight all had time? Yeah,

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thank you for banging on your sput
nick laptop. That a is twenty years

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long old Paduca, Kentucky. It's
gonna be that can't be right? What

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time since twelve twelve forty two pm? Okay, that's when it begins.

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Uh. And then the maximum eclipse
is gonna be two to one in Paducah,

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so I guess they're Central time,
so it will be three okay,

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three oh five in Henderson, Kentucky
is when it's gonna be a total claps.

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Well, we try to take calls. Apparently they're not they're not.

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Oh, there's somebody online too that
possibly could be with us. It wants

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to talk about the path of totality. Oh is uh Line one is interesting.

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Let's go to uptose. Oh hey, yes, yay, you're on

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news radio for w h A S. You're on the radio. What's going

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on? Oh? We gotta get
these phones not again, we gotta get

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these phones working. Can you hear
me? Yes? I can, Yes,

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we can, yes, we can. Are you doing too good?

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I am also the high priest of
the Sun God Raw, and you got

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angered. To God, we what
do we do for forgiveness? At three

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o'clock he will show us to put
this pleasure to you by blotting out the

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Oh my god, okay, thank
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guy man, that was scary.
I told you appreciate it. Goofing on

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the I know, son, guys
is your fault. Some guys just so

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temperamental. You used to be able
to goof autom I know, Sun God

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Raw's pissed. Let's go to Terry
online too. What's up, Harry?

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How are you? Hey? Good? Good? I have scheduled and looked

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up the schedule for Mount Washington.
Mount Washington partially clipped start to nine.

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Well, let me stop you right
there, because I hate to do this

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too. Uh, she's pronouncing it
wrong. Friend of the show. Yeah,

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you dropped the r. It's Mount
Washington, thank you, carry thank

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you. I'm sorry to correct you
on air, but it's got to stop.

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Okay, So you're Washington. Okay, go ahead and start over.

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Yeah, go ahead, okay.
In Mount Worshton. It is oh night

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for the partial and the eclipse peak
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going to go out and then and
watch it? I have gotten glasses and

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made sure everyone at work has glasses
and we will watch it. Terry,

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you want to make sure that you're
wearing a mask. Thank you, Terry,

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Thanks you? All right? No, man, no, I don't

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think I don't think that's access.
Well I will. I will invite you

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to listen to me on WQMF my
son and his daughter. I'm like you,

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it's going to be ninety nine points
something percent totality here. Yeah.

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But they have to drive all the
way to Indiana in traffic and all that.

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Ye, and you know Fordufences,
I would not do that. Let

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me ask you. Let me ask
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to pull the kids out of school? They have no children, They're millennials.

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Okay, okay, all right,
good call Terry, all right,

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take care of yourself when you're looking
at it. I think there's a lot

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of a lot of people that are
going to not wear the glass and go.

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But look at hurt my eyeballs?
Man, Oh it is the moon,

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the moon sun whatever. Do take
an eyeball. I don't care.

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I dare you? Dare you look
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up to this is concerned, bring
it all raw, bra If I can

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one of them cool patches, it
look like a pirate. I'm good.

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Then is that is that the route
that you would go? Or would you

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go? Sunglasses? Patch? Absolutely? A patch is pretty cool. Are

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you kidding me? That's just pretty
freaking Oh my gosh. Let's go to

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Mary d. She is on with
us on w h A S. How

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are you Mary? I'm good,
guys. Let's set you all the time

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in the morning while I'm working at
home. Yay, thank you? Mary?

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What do you wear? Stop it? Are you going to attempt to

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watch the eclipse today? Mary?
I am. I work from home,

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but my break is at three o'clock
and my glasses from the last time that

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we had the again. Oh you
kept them. So, yes, I

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did. So I'm a pocrat.
So today I got it from my mother.

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So but yeah, I'm gonna go
out and see if, hopefully I

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can see it. It's a little
cloudy here in Frankfort right now, but

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hopefully it'll clear up. Hey,
can you help me because I have a

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drawer. I have a junk drawer, and kep talking about your drawers,

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and and I will empty that thing, like I'll say, we'll empty it,

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will empty the drawer in the kitchen, and then somehow, somehow it's

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full again with used batteries and rubber
bands. And I don't know what the

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hell else? Is there any advice? How do I get rid of the

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junk drawer in the kitchen? Just
keep it and throwing it away? It's

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starting over. Okay, I got
two questions. I got two questions for

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you. Okay, Number one,
what do you do where you work?

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At home? I work for the
Department of Medicaid Services. Ok okay,

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number two, you mentioned your pack
rat. What's the very what's the difference

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between my wife and Noah? Noah
only had two of everything? Alrighty,

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I bet you I married you.
I bet you have I bet you're a

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very patient person because you have to. I am, yeah, because I

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talk to people at working with folks
that you work with, right, and

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they say the hardest thing is trying
to describe them how they can go to

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a website to to fix something right, and then that that they'll call back

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and they'll go, no, no, no, don't click on that.

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Here's what you need to click on. And you have to be very patient

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for what you do. I find
I commend you at your job, Thank

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you very much. I work with
the Waivers and but I really like it

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and I got a great you know, support staff work, and we work

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hard for the for the people of
Kentucky. I love it. Thank you

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all right, you're welcome. Guys, you got it all right. See

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you see that had been my wife
and like kept the glasses, like what

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what are you keeping the glasses for? And it's like because there might be

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another adults and then guess who's right? She goes told you we needed these.

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Hey, guys, I just had
a caller. He didn't want to

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go on the air, but he
said those eclipse glasses expire after a certain

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time. I get ready to say
that, how could they expire? Dude,

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that's what he said. That makes
sense. Oh no, hey Mary

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d if you're listening, those things
can expire. Well, boy, were

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selling a lot of eye patches at
Walgreens. Yeah, uh, Edlan and

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Edlan sell your home for one percent. Commissioner. If you're in the path

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of totality and you're just sick of
this eclipse stuff, I want to move

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Edlin and Edland one percent commission rate
five nine twenty eight hundred. That's the

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phone number of the owner, five
nine nine twenty eight hundred column. So

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you're gonna sell my house for one
percent? He's going darntute we are.

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We did not expect what we heard
this morning. Late last night,

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on a Sunday night, reports on
Twitter started to come out that John Calipery

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could take the job at Arkansas.
As early as today. We still have

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no official press release from the University
of Kentucky or Caliperi, but it looks

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like it's a done deal. We
bring in our expert from Lexington, Dick

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Gabriel is going to come in and
talk with us. Dick, how are

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you, sir? I'm good.
How are you? It's a little weird,

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I thought, okay, So you
know, you look back at the

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video for let's start from the beginning
nine days ago. You get the video

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the interview between Mitch Barnhardt and Rick
and Rick Patino. Oh boy, John

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Caliperi, Oh boy, John Caliperi, and all is great. He's gonna

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stay the coach. He's gonna change
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his tactics. We're gonna move forward. But I guess that was all not

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so not so true. What's your
take, what's happened in the last twenty

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four hours? Well it might have
been true at the time, but in

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the interim what changed. Arkansas comes
calling and suddenly Miss Barnard has to sit

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down do better meeting with his employee. But the next thing, you know,

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the employees got more leverage than he
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So now the employee can say,
well, they're offering me this and

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that and gonna let me bring in
whatever transfers I want. And they got

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this big pile of nil money that's
got a Tyson Chicken wrap around it?

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You know, Can I get any
of that here? No? Okay,

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see you in Fayetteville, So you
know, yeah, you're right. We

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haven't heard it's a done deal yet. I keep hearing it's all but done.

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But you know, that's happened before
and things have fallen through, but

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I expect this to go through.
Hey, Dick gabro, how do you

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like? Who do you like?
If you were a betting man on replacing

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Caliperry. I think they call Danny
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Then you turn to Nato, Scott
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State tj otso Berger. But wouldn't
Rick Patino be interesting? That's where I

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was going to ask you question how
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in your opinion, Dick, Because
I mean, I think he's still got

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some years any but I don't know. Yeah he does, but how many?

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And you know, do you want
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this, you don't want to sound
ages. And I think Rick Patino,

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for what is he seventy one?
He probably has the energy of a fifty

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one year old. Agreed, But
you know, and you talk about making

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the biggest splash in college basketball.
Really, anybody the hire is going to

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make a splash. But what a
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He would keep definitely read Shepherd.
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whether this is re gooes now that
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But Rick comes in. You know
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could be a we keep read.
You got the other mister Kentucky kid coming

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in in the backcourt and rebuilding it
from like the ground up. God,

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could it look just like in nineteen
ninety when he did it with grassroots players,

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that would be amazing story. But
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they're going to throw the brinks truck
at him. Reports now that Mitch

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Barnhart is prepared, and again you
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you're reading, you're reading that Mitch
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basketball coach in college history. I
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boy is he motivated because obviously how
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Caliperi had deteriorated and brought this on. Well, I think a lot of

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it had, But you know,
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loss record and with the fact that
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cause and effect, you know,
chicking an egg if you will. And

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I just think that Cali Perry's relationships
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program deteriorated. So you know,
it's like anything, he's going to back

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his coach. He's going to support
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can do and didn't really have a
pleasant conversation, but cali Perio did as

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I understand it, most of the
talking. Wow, So you know,

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now a chance to start clean talking
with Dick Gabrie. Of course, cali

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Perry's the topic. Dick. There's
an old saying, you know, be

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careful what you wish for. You
just might get it. And you know,

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we've all had a girlfriend that we
let go and we're refine and then

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you see her with another guy and
you start getting the feelings back. When

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it comes to the fan base,
look, they've been calling for cal Perry's

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head more and more, and towards
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people were disappointed that he that he's
had the meeting with Mitch. Do

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you think the fan base regrets this
or do you think they're actually happy for

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the most part. You can't speak
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you think the majority of the fan
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is breathing a sigh of relief.
Could be, but I'm never sure if

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the majority or the squeaky minority.
I mean, but I think more and

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more, there was a disconnect with
cal Perry and the fan base. And

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even if they didn't like him,
if they may have still liked him,

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but there was this disconnect, you
know. And that's not to say that

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there will be this great warm feeling
when the new guy gets here, but

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yeah, it just had deteriorated so
much. And let me make it clear,

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I think John Caliperry's done more for
the state of Kentucky when it comes

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to tornado relief, flood relief.
Amen, the telethon he had for Haiti

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and our TV station back when I
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I mean, he was incredible,
like that boundless energy as we all

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know. It's what have you done
for me on the scoreboard lately? Yeah,

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and it just hasn't been happening.
Now. You also got to wonder

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about this how many I mean,
you gotta think he's going to try to

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take every recruit with him that he
has lined up for Kentucky, right right,

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yeah, all two, But you
mentioned Travis Perry will well, no

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doubt stay here. But what happens
if the new guy gets here and all

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those recruits are gone, Well,
you got to hit the ground running.

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You got to work the crap out
of the portal. Yeah yeah, and

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it's it seems like late in the
rotation, but there's plenty of players still

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out there to get. But we
will see. It depends on and then

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what coach will bring his players with
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two kids from Chattanooga. The two
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Louisll's team. So that you know, if you get Dan Hurley is hurly

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going to bring the players. But
let's circle back and let's look at two

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thousand and nine. I've always said
Cali Perry needed Kentucky as much as Kentucky

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needed Cali Perry. It was a
perfect marriage because Caliperi was the slippery rogue

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guy in CAA basketball and he needed
the legitimacy of UK to shore his legacy

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up. I think right because Memphis
and UMass. He had been in trouble

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in both those places and for some
reason people had pinpointed cal as the bad

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guy in college basketball. He needed
Kentucky's reputation. He needed Kentucky to legitivise

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his career, and Kentucky needed him. After Billy g and boy. They

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hit the ground running. They I
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of that first season. Remember they
went nineteen and oh and it was they

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were ranked number one. It was
crazy, but they needed each other.

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It was a perfect match. I
agree. And even though I think that

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he did get a bad rapid Memphis, but people said, oh, the

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NCAA is going to set up a
branch office on Euclid Avenue. Nothing happened

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here, And frankly, the situation
was Marcus Camby's friends got money from an

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agent. That's what got him in
trouble there. Cali Perry gathered all the

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influence, turned it into the NCAA, and he took the hit for it.

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Derreck Rose may or may not have
cheated on his his act. Cali

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Perry took the hit for that.
But you're right, it's stuck to him

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and basically coming to Kentucky kind of
clean the slate for him. And you

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know, in terms of major problems, there never has been one. Here

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might have been some secondary stuff.
Everybody has secondary stuff. But that's a

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great point. And now you know
he'll he'll start cleaning at Arkansas. Evidently,

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Dick Gabriels our Gas. We're talking
universit Kentucky basketball more specifically Cali Perry

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and I don't think it's official yet, but more than likely close as supposed

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to Canby leaving as head coach.
And you know, Dick, the NCAA

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is the products is just not what
it used to be because of one and

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done and Calas He's always able to
get these great premiere players in. But

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because you can't jel as a team, in my opinion, it creates losses.

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But do you think that at what
point did the decline happen? Does

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the lifetime contract have anything to do
with that? Because, if you ask

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me, having a healthy fear of
losing your job is gonna I don't know

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help with performance that could be.
But let me ask you this, if

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they complete that undefeated season, yeah, in twenty fifteen, are we having

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that conversation if North Carolina's if mat
doesn't hit that jump shot that sends Carolina,

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yeah, instead of Kentucky to the
Final four? Are we having this

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nineteen? If they close out Auburn
by virtue of a miss jump shot and

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go to the Final four instead of
Auburn? Are we thinking in this direction?

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But again, it's what have you
done for me lately? I can't

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tell you whether or not the lifetime
contract had anything to do with it,

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but that just tells you how tenuous
college sports can be. His first five

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years which were glorious here relatively injury
free with the exception of Alex Poeters and

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Willie cally Stein a little bit.
But he has had such a rash of

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injuries of late. But hey,
that's part of college sports. Well,

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let me ask you this. Do
you think this factor's in with coaches decisions?

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Because coaching for University of Kentucky,
I gotta tell you that's it's a

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hell of opportunity. But I know
he what he's pointing to is that's why

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you settle. Is that why you
settle for Billy g in the first place?

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Because people are like, it used
to be the job who Who's I

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don't know who said at first you
would know this that says it's the job

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you don't want, but you can't
turn down. Has it become the job

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that you don't want? And certainly
you can turn it down because everybody else

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is paid that too, Dick?
Along with does it factor in that the

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fan base is quite fanatical when it
comes to sport of those can't turn down.

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Yeah, don't want Does that factor
in with oh just for the pressure,

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Yeah it has to. And caller
Perry joked about how this job ages

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you and dog years, it's not
a joke. Look at the before and

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after pictures and Suly, we all
change in fifteen years. We used to

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kind of look at Tubby Smith's before
and after pictures. He was there ten

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years, right, And Tubby once
told me that Lou Holts had a conversation

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with Tubby about the basketball job at
Kentucky the football job at Notre Dame.

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He said he told Tubby said,
man, you got to get out of

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there. Yeah, you know,
before it kills you, because that's just

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not every job's like that. Matt
Painter has been at Purdue forever and there's

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been pressure, but you know he's
about to win or at least take a

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shot at the national title. But
yeah, there's a grind. I think

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the Louisville jobs like that. But
for so long, the coaches at Louisville

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were successful and that wasn't an issue. But boy, I'll tell you what,

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if you're not successful and you don't
make a final four run every three

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or four years at a place like
Kentucky, that seat is pretty itchy.

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Yeah. Yeah, when we were
doing the when we were doing the Dogs,

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I said that when after five years, I said, he was there's

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no way he stays longer than ten. I said, you cannot do this

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job longer than ten years. And
when he did, I said, look,

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I'm wrong. He's he's lasted longer
than ten. But if you look

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at the record the last four or
five years, maybe he should have laughed

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after ten. After ten. But
yeah, but in the long run,

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legacy wise, for Kentucky, he
will be treated like Rick Patino. He

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will be treated like one of the
great ones, and they she should have

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a statue out front. I mean, John Calipari came in and turned Kentucky

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back into the coolest program in the
country with the John Walls and everyone else's.

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I mean, it was just what
unbelievable runs they had and the players

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that went through and made them cool
again. Kentucky was cool again. And

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I think in the long run his
legacy will be secured as Kentucky fans will

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love him forever. I think I
agre with you. And when Patino left,

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people were kind of tired of him
flirting with the NBA. It flirted

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with five different teams. They were
ready to drive him to the airport.

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Now they're they're on social media saying, hey, wantn't be cool if we

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got him again, if he came
back. So you know, but yeah,

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again, that's college sports and how
Fickler fans and that's all part of

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being a fan is short for fanatic. Remember, Yeah, absolutely, and

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did Gabriel. By the way,
I think the question on everybody's mind,

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the elephant in the room that has
to be asked, is are you going

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to watch the eclipse during a path
of totality location or just watching from where

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you're at? You know what,
I'm happy to be on with you,

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guys, Tony Veneti's my hero.
You're a horrible judge of character. What

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are you talking about? What we're
doing? Two or three other TV and

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radio shows. There's so much chatter
around the country. I may miss the

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eclipse complex, dude. I said
it this morning. I was like,

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damn, he couldn't do this tomorrow. We got the clips today and do

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call tomorrow. But yes, we
stick together, us turned you guys stick

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together, go rocks, all right? That's right. Ex great to hear,

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my friend, Dick Riel, you
are the best. We'll talk to

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you soon and go do the other
shows. I knew you're wanted and I

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appreciate you last second coming on the
show with us. Brother never a problem,

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buddy, all right, man,
see you, but we'll hear a

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lot from him in the next couple
of weeks. Obviously Kentucky Derby comes and

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uh and we'll have to do that. All right, short break, we'll

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come back on news radio. Anybody
Bardo's Pizza, real quick pizza. Baby.

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I love Baronos pizza. You will
too. But if you don't like

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pizza, no fret. They have
lots of menu items like sandwich is,

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salads, pastas, wings. You'll
be amazed. Go to your neighborhood Barono's

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pizza or get it to carry out
or delivery. Bar knows pizza. Dine

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in carry out or delivery. Yeah, it's that good. Stick around back

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to put a bow on it and
wrap it up in just a second.

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News right away, forty whas and
then of course, no official word from

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John Caliperry or the University of Louisville, Mitch Barnhunter or whatever. But it

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looks like it is done. Kentucky
is going to get a new basketball coach.

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Their top target will be Dan Hurley. By the way, Dan Hurley

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is coaching in the National Championship game
tonight with Yukon. So it's an interesting

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story. We'll dominate the news and
the rest of the day along with the

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total path totality. Always remember,
if you look at get the eclipse,

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to wear a mask. It's the
best way to protect your eyeshine. I

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hope you have a great time.
Everybody. That doesn't sound accurately, and

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please don't do that. And these
aren't just words. We love you,

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no, no, those are just
words, all right, they are just

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words, but we still love you. Yes, for Rick, Dwight Whitten

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and Tony Venetti, we will see
you later. And Dave will be back

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tomorrow after he blinds himself by right
directly into the eclipse. This afternoon on

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news radio eight forty wuh I love
you, ma,