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You could feel it in the air. It's gonna be a hot sunny day.

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It's Derby, which is the day
that started all the Werby and Merby

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and Turby talk. So this is
the original. Plus we are a community

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that believes a horse race is more
important than school. Of course, so

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tomorrow Friday, all schools are off. I would say, I would say

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if your if your kid goes to
j CPS, the education would be better

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at the track they would you know, they'll figuring out the odds. Hey,

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ked, let me teach you about
sexuality. Okay. So and I

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forgot that until this morning when I
heard that the school behind my house plays

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music as they drop kids off on
Fridays, and I was like, why

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are they playing on fury? Oh
what kind of music they play? I

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like hip hop? Not hip hop? Really no, not hip hop?

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Blake black black, No, no, not hip hop. I don't care.

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You couldn't play one hip hop song
because it's so wholesome and upbeat.

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Well listen, is it just me
or all music used to be a lot

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more fun in the seventies, eighties, Yeah, maybe early nineties. You

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know hip hop. You can listen
to it watching the car having a cookout

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van Halen. It's all fun music. Everything that's got so dark. Side

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notes, there's a comedian of Kiss
Scroll one second. So there's a comedian

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that said the year that they wanted
to band baby it's cold outside. Yeah,

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the nineteen forties or fifties, fun
dating, you know, post war,

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fun Christmas song. And then he
read the lyrics from the top rap

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song that night that was that.
Yeah, just waph whatever he goes,

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let me just read the lyrics.
Now, now these kids, you know,

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the one side of this wants to
ban this song, but this song

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is okay. And Raber one.
You gotta watch that video because it's really

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it's really kind of tells you what
age we're living in. Okay, So

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today's going to be ninety degree love
it, okay. And as I said

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on Monday, I don't like uh
clothes. So when it's hot, come

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on right down. The derby is
gonna be people are gonna be half naked

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in the infield. It's gonna be
so much fun. No, no,

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not anymore. Those days went away. I even like last year, I

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went to the Third Turn looking for
drunken and look, it's history shows that

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the third Turn the legendary infield.
Third turn your own hands for nudity,

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debauchery, women vomiting on their sun
dresses if they have one on at all.

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It was nothing. I could swing
my arms wide open. There was

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so much space in the third turn. Everyone was wearing suits and sun dresses.

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It's become like an extension of the
grandstands. They were laughing like this,

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I heard true story. I heard
some of that the last time I

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was out the derby two years ago. Yeah, and they and they were

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eating cucub sandwiches okay, and drinking. So todayby again we our schools are

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off for Oaks. But Oaks is
gonna rain a lot, they say.

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And we had a scratch from the
Oaks. Oh, I heard that.

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You try to pronounce the second part
of the name. Don't tell me.

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I've recorded all you like. You
like this? Okay? Tap it,

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Gennale. I had to practice.
He had it struggling about an hour ago.

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He was tap it Jedge. I
was like, it sounds like Dwice's

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doing the news. I'm the sad
thing, the sad thing, and the

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sad thing was I had practiced it, and I even had it phonetically spelled

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out beside it, so tap it. Gennale is out. According to we

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don't expect a certain amount from the
army. Guys. If I were doing

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the news today, how do you
pronounce this word? Barber? Okay,

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the local barber. Yeah. Even
when I did TV, the producers write

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your the script that's in the TV. I didn't read much of it,

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but you would have to go on
some of the script. But they go,

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oh, no, no, no, we know to give the difficult

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names to the other hopes. We
don't give those Eddie, And I was

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like, oh, thank you,
all right. Former Matt Bevan in the

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news. I got to do this
story. I love this because going through

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the div o rcee okay, and
he's not happy. He uh like,

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we're going to look back on him
years later and go, wow, that

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was just a wild, a wild
for you. His name will be Matt

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Levin or Matt Bevan. Bless his
heart, Oh, bless your heart.

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So Governor Matt Bevan had been barred
from his Anchorage mansion after his estranged wife

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claimed that he has been harassing her
and entering the residence without permission. Now

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I want you to envision this.
They're going through a divorce right, and

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apparently this divorce is so so bad, right that they've taken a couple of

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years. But it's been since twenty
one since they filed, right. I

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seem to remember that being announced back
then. Yah. So this picture of

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this, it was showing up up
at the house where she lives, this

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is their old house, unannounced and
just following her room to room. It's

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creepy, like talking to her or
whatever, and she's like doing laundry or

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whatever he's doing. Matt Bevan is
following her, allegedly, according to her

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allegedly, uh, Glenna Bevans allegens
that Matt Bevan tries to speak with her

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about the divorce case without legal counsel
president and will follow her from room to

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room, even into the bathroom or
the bedroom when she's trying to walk away.

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Maybe he's trying to make sure she's
not destroying anything. As someone who's

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you know, stops and marriage stop? Who was it that? Stop?

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It was John Denver? You know
Annie's song? Yeah, Okay, well

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I think he married regardless when John
Denver got divorced, the judge should split

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everything right down the middle. So, yeah, somebody take a chainsaw and

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cut everything in hell a way.
That's insane. All right, So Matt

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Bevan again, they're looking for a
I guess a what do you call that

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when you're a yeah, stuck going
to the house, dude, It's like,

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go go to work, all right. Museum Row is getting another museum.

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Oh you're gonna like this. Okay, okay. First you got the

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Baseball Museum, You've got the science
Museum, You've got the history museum,

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the Fraser it's in in the corner. And now the twenty million dollar Revolutionary

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War Museum is going to open in
Louisville's downtown Museum Row. Oh cool,

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that's what I said. I'm a
history guy, so I go to that.

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This is fantastic. Yeah, a
Revolutionary War museum. Can I rewind?

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Yes? It was actually his wife
Annie that got bitter and did that.

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She cut down his favorite trees,
cut their bed in half, the

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kitchen table in half. It was
her. Wow, why John denn wonder

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why they divorced? It seems like
normal wife Beavor right? Oh sure,

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no, So okay, go back
to the Museum Row. I'm sorry,

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I ask. Twenty million dollar Revolutionary
War Museum will open on on Museum rows.

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So they're gonna fit that in with
a row of all of them.

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I think that's pretty cool, right, Sure, they've been working on for

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years. Hey look at this old
boot. Wow, hey honey, we

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take my picture with this old boot. It's from seventeen thirty two. You

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know what they need? What is
a heavy metal that's okay? Now that

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that's that would be something that would
be worth Saxon could come in and opening

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for it. It could be like
an interactive one, you know. See

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know that's that's a good idea.
And yeah they have like the laser being

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people that are out on tour now
for Abbey. You know they just oh

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yeah, look like holographic images.
That's it. Oh yeah, Like I

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say, hey, welcome to the
Heavy Metal Museum. I've never heard his

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put it so smart as laser being
laser being people. That's they can do

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a hologram of Lemmy and have him
bread everybody at the door. Lemme from

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Motorhead? Why did you have my
why'd you have a German shepherd bite me

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when we came to your museum?
All right, so we have discussed the

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therby is Today it's ninety degrees.
Tomorrow will be rain and then Derby on

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Saturday. We'll be out there broadcasting
live all day long. I'll be anchoring

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from one to about four or something
like that. We we're gonna go to

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a political thing. Yes, we're
going to a political thing together. Is

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it secret or can we not talk
about I guess we can talk about it.

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I don't. I don't know.
It's just a thing. It's a

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thing, and it's it's our wives
are going. We've been invited by representatives.

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Okay, let's just put it out
there. What you and are a

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freaking arm candy man? And you
know what, I get drug out of

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the house and shown off like that. But I gotta tell you this one

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last event. I'm starting to start
to feel like Michael Jackson's doctor, right.

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I'm all out of patience and if
she continues to do this to me,

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we're gonna have to have words because
I'm more than just a pretty piece

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of meat. Yeah, but the
free food and don't don't care, you

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don't in one persons, Well,
I don't know my mom. You mom

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could be jiving. I don't know
what did the and we all know that

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she gives you instructions before you or
she does like zip it. So here's

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the thing. Normally, up until
till she got elected to the House Representatives,

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any kind of high brow thing that
we would go to, it was

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because the invitation came to me.
Has nothing to do with me, just

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because my job, and they wanted
the dancing monkey there. And she would

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explain to me on the way to
where we're going, the gaud House or

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whatever. You know, the only
reason where you're going is because you're the

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dancing monkey and people want you to
make them Wow, that's just soul sucking.

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And I'm like, I know,
honey, that's just I know.

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And now to appreciate having a wife
that is on it. But I say

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that, I say, I'll have
to say this now. When we go

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those political things she goes, do
not be the dancing monkey. Yeah,

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I thought the dancing monkey was good
of got you in the suite to see

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you know, the dancing monkey's bad
at those events, Yes, but I

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wish they helped us sometimes, like
if someone was walking towards us and you

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know, we don't remember their name, of course don't we don't remember?

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Just why can't they just touch your
knee and say her name's Karen? I've

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met her four times, and you
go four times and she's with Karen,

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I still mess it up. I
gotta go with that. Oh my gosh,

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you look great. That's my go
to line. Did you all cover

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yesterday the h the BIDE registration talking
about to lowering the level of marijuana from

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one to three. No. No, but they're gonna take it off of

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being a schedule one. It's on
the same and heroin, harold, fentanyl,

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cocaine. It's like, okay,
I means can we drop So if

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they drop it down three levels?
The only true side effect to marijuana is

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it can make you hungry and it
can make you listen to jazz music.

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Other than that, it's completely safe. That kind of slipped us yesterday because

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we were playing with our new our
new toy, well y'all did y'all we

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were workshopping something. You just started
to think, if we didn't maybe have

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your salary, my salary could be
bigger. That makes sense. It's nothing

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personal. No, I wouldn't take
it that way. Hey, because you

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know Jim Ryan did this story about
AI. You could do it just about

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anything with it. I thought,
why not create an AI Tony programmed and

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so whatn't it? So? Was
it better than is a? I?

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Tony better than me? He was
happier, it's better looking. I'm sorry,

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dude, And you know we could
he wouldn't if we do get if

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we do go in with a full
AI Tony, we could do a hologram

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of Tony like twenty years ago,
to put right there so when people walk

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by they still see something you didn't
want to. I knew him. I

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just I just meant from I just
meant from the looks wise. Okay,

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we're joking. No, but that's
actually something that this company might do.

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So shit, I do want to
say that. My wife went out to

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the track yesterday. I saw pictures, Yes, yeah, everybody. All

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the women look so beautiful with the
escalators on their heads and their pretty dresses

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and the lilies. She even bet
on a horse called Roswell. Roswell,

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yeah if they do one, because
there's a Saxon song called something in Roswell.

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Oh boy, you've ruined her.
And she said, okay, sweetheart,

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I'm going to bet this for you. For Saxon's there's something in Roswell.

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Oh boy, you've ruined her or
made her better? Okay, you

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want to look at it. Listen, she might have some heavy metal constituents

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out there, and sure get in
a heated Uh yeah, shacks and right,

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you know debate. I mean people
were at that show. By the

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way, it's pretty good. Was
it packed? It was pretty good.

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I'm horrible these numbers. I would
say four to five hundred. Oh okay

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on a Sunday night. It's not
bad. And you know this is going

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up against the Pegasus Parade. Yeah, that drew dozens of people out there.

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So that sucked a lot of people
out the mark or a few people

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on the market. Uh. Well, there wasn't a shooting at the parade,

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which we were on a roll.
I think for a couple of years

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ago there was a shooting, weren't
It was a stabbing, and I thought

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maybe there was just people trying to
end the parade. Just start shooting your

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gun. We got yesterday was the
greatest five hours, thirty two minutes in

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sports. Oh. I was shocked
that they're still doing the steamboat. Listen,

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if you've ever seen two boats barreling
down the Ohio, it speeds up

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to one and a half and two
miles an hour. Yeah, it's crazy.

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Sometimes they get to three bro.
But with the current, with the

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current, yeah, you talk to
three bro. The downside is is the

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wind streak is over for the Louisville
Bell who won the No no, no,

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so the right for the race they
do to flip the coin and then

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that that's who decides wins. Oh
yeah, they should do that the steamboat

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they do. Can I say this
though, it would be more exciting,

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Yes, to have two captains and
the television cameras right there and go okay,

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we're gonna flip this coin and who
the winner is? That would be

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more suspenseful. Then. No,
you make it like a pirate situation to

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where they fire things at each other. Go out there going down the river

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right a birds and stuff like that. Yes, direct hit and you could

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keep score by It's like paintball looked
like exploding something. Right, you get

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behind that, right, I'm in, I'm in. You can board,

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like get into a little dinghy and
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and common deer. The flat about
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Right. By the way, the
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goes back with them after four years
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Johnny, you don't know this,
but the steamboat, there's so few steamboats,

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a lot of them are diesel.
Right, So for the longest time,

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us morons in Louisville thought this race
was real. When the Delta Queen

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would have smoked the actual steamboat,
that diesel engine, it's going to there's

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a reason why the diesel engine replaced
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the back when the steamboat race was
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a year that I remember this wrong? Wasn't there a year that a third

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one was put in there? Yeah? There was. There was a third

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one last year. Yeah, they've
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said we're done here. We're not
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out of New Orleans or something.
Yeah, but okay, so they lost.

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So Cincinnati Bell won. Yes,
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TV stations yesterday were they were trying
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had one person on one boat,
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they would going, oh, our
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so well, Nataliant she was on
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guy that almost that was got destroyed
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the bigger guy, the big guy
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him big Guy for wait guy.
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and forth, and I was like, boy, this is nineteen ninety three

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over painful where they say, okay, we need you to cover this situation.

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There's absolutely nothing to talk about.
They didn't try him though. Well

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you know, steambulls were invented at
thirteen twelve by Anthony Steam And hey guys,

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we're remissed. Good morning, Rick, oh Rick, how are you

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for super producer day? Hey Rick? All right here, Rick, I

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want to apologize for mispronouncing your name. Man. When did you do that

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earlier? By mistake? All right, so let's do the joke of the

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day. Joke of the day.
Baby, it is Therby. Happy.

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I hope everybody had a wonderful Worby. So we're gonna do a horse joke.

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Oh hey, fellas, I get
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wife went out to the track yesterday
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in at ten to one, ten
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Oh my gosh nice. Unfortunately,
the other horses came in twenty minutes earlier

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at twelve thirty. That is your
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Joan donnagh are on the way all
right, Joan Donagher with the Bloomberg Money

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Minute. How are you? No, I'm doing fine. How are you?

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Except for the big day we are
so Therby is today ninety degrees that

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are beautiful would be great, and
then of course we're getting barreling towards the

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Derby on Saturday. Yeah, it's
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They they expect the record crowd.
I mean everyone knew one fifty. And

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let me tell you, the news
stories are going around. So obviously you

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you charge more during this time for
like hotels, right, but this year

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because it's one fifty, I mean
the Marriotte you charge extra. Oh my

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god. So the Marriott Downtown is
expected to make ten percent of their profits

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for the entire year this weekend.
Yeah, it's not surprising. I mean,

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a huge event like this that draws
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to be there. Everybody wants to
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you gotta, you know, kind
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when you can. Yeah. Absolutely, it's a lot that reminds you.

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You know a lot of that Christmas
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our profits are made in four weeks. So yeah it is. But yeah,

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so we're excited. What's the Dow
look like. We're a couple of

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minutes from the open. Tech stocks
we're down yesterday? Is that will that

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continue? You think? No?
Well I don't think so. But you

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know, hey, listen, if
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be here doing this right. But
what there is some labor or some economic

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data that came out and that boosted
stock futures from where they already were,

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and they were high enough productivity gains, loss speed, labor costs rows in

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the first quarter by more than they
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points to a labor market that's cooling
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Federal Reserve wants to see, which
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the Fed along with lowering interest rates. So right now, just before the

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open, S and P futures are
up thirty seven, Nasdaq futures are up

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one hundred forty five, Dow futures
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that doesn't mean that that's where stocks
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it looks kind of rosy. Amazon's
choice for cyber security is CrowdStrike. It's

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tying up with CrowdStrike and replacing its
other defensive tools with crowdstrikes safeguards. Amazon's

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best performing part of the business is
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security products to bring in crowd Strike. Now, the two companies say it's

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a strategic partnership. They're not providing
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y see it proved me wrong.
The Dow is up two hundred and twenty

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seven points, the Nasdaq one hundred
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thirty seven. With the news radio
eight forty whas Bloomberg Money Report, I'm

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Joan Donagher little who there Rick.
Every time I heard the song, I

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think of Gil Grissoman as CSI people. Oh right, right, that's right.

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Yeah. Do you ever notice all
the CSI shows use Whose songs for

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their things? They know that they
do? Yeah, every one of them,

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every one of them, all eighty
seven of them absolutely know there was

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eighty seven who songs. Yeah,
they went through the whole Who library.

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There is CSA everything all right,
talking about Cso I know, I want

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to keep on that for a second
because that's a great theme song for a

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television show. I think, hell
yeah it is. But it's already established

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as a rock song before it became
a television song. Men's Health did a

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bracket, you know, like the
NCAA bracket. See, yes, yeah,

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they wanted to know which television's theme
song will the best. Sanford and

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Son's gotta be up there. I
see that, seinfeld S Sanfran's son is

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what if you remember my wedding party
walked out to. Yeah, yeah,

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yeah, great song. I was
in your wedding party. That's right,

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you were, because like my thirteen
year old niece, you know I was

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in that, right, my thirteen
year old niece is your escort or whatever

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it's called. Yeah, she asked
for my digit. She starts asking for

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his numbers. I said, you
cannot have my phone over. She was

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like why not? And I was
like, because it's inappropriate, And she

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kept on and she kept on.
Her name's Annie. Is she like a

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nuclear scientist or something like? That's
what I'm saying. I am, So

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she's actually for your number, And
I always thought that After that night,

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I thought, why Annie's gonna wind
up on a stripper. I mean,

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there's no there's no ways about it. As for his digits at thirteen,

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now she's living in Austin, Texas. She's like a nuclear scientist or something.

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Borderies good for her, yeah,
I know. Anyway, they wanted

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to know what was the number one
the king of all kings. When it

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comes to television songs, I don't
agree with this. This is seventy eight

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sixty, seventy eight nineties. You
get so many great songs, Like you

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said, Sanford Son, I think
Cheers would be up. There has got

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to be in the final four Happy
Days, you know, the whole bit,

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oh, the odd couple, the
odd Oh my god? How about

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how about Hill Street Blues? I
love Hill Street Blues theme. Yes,

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y'all be careful out there, and
then the because they do that little bit.

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He does the bit and then he
goes y'all be careful out there,

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and then the music starts up the
credits, remember right, yeah? Yeah,

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what else is on that? Think
about the Love Book? Oh yeah,

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you sing you know le Vernon Shirley. Yeah, so it came down.

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Do you want to know who the
final two was? Give me the

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four kids, you keep okay.
Final four was Game of Thrones, which

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I watched, and I come on, I have no idea how the theme

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song goes. I guess I have
no idea. I know I know because

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you kip it, you skip it. Was Game of Thrones. It's the

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final four best songs of all time
when it comes to television shows. Uh,

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Game of Thrones, Batman and Another
Friends, Yeah, okay, I

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can see that, and the Sampsons
okay, but the Simpsons and the Game

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of Thrones were the organic ones.
Like the other ones are songs that were

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already written songs. No Batman was
No Batman wasn't no No No Friends was

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written by the replacements. Yeah,
we had them on the air. I

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think we did. So it came
down the Game of Thrones and the Simpsons.

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I'm shot. How can the Game
of Thrones be in there and not

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and not cheers? Come on?
Absolutely come on, because you just hear

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the cheers. It makes you feel
it makes you feel good, it makes

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you want to drink a beer or
a number one te Kiva good stuff.

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And then, by the way,
and Chase the Squirrel George went when he

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was playing norm Everyone thought it was
so fat. You look at it,

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George went, then yeah, to
the fat people, Now he's not that

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fat. No foods too, just
ready available to everybody. So we could

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do, we could do, and
we I think we have. We've done

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Kids are Fat story and then right
after that kids are Starving story. It's

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just like you know. So it
came down to the Simpsons and Game of

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Thrones. Simpsons one came to Thrones
was in the final two. I can't

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believe. I don't believe the Simpsons. No, man, it should be

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something that you could sing along to, adding, yeah, well what about

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this one? Welcome backy, welcome
back dreams mine? Oh yes, so

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many great? How about Rockford Files. That's oh Rick with the wind Rick

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for the wind James message sound the
town. Oh that was a great show.

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Okay, So Friday night, seven
o'clock right here on news Radio eight

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forty whas in recognition of one hundred
and fifty years of the Kentucky Derby,

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we will air one of the greatest
Kentucky Derby races in its entirety in nineteen

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seventy three, Kentucky Derby with Secretary
as the winner. This broadcast will play

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out as it did fifty one years
ago, with Kwood Lefford and Milton mets

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on commentary. Yep, pretty cool, coolest thing. Hey, Rick,

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I'm gonna give you a task.
I don't know if you can do this

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or not. Okay, is there
any way for you to find that call

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the nineteen seventy three call. I'll
do my best because one of the most

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fascinating things about that race. Yeah, I'll see if he can find it.

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What is trying to look? Trying
to look and see if he okay?

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Okay, So one of the most
fascinating things about that race is there's

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all horses and then one comedian ran
in that race? What comedian, Checky

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Green. I don't understand what you're
saying. Well, let's hear the call.

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He's looking, he's hunting for it
right now. Go ahead and talk

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about Friday night because Joe Ellen,
it's gonna take calls, all right.

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So Friday night seven o'clock, they're
gonna run the entire broadcast in its entirety

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with Kay Wood Lefford and Milton Metz. This starts at seven o'clock on Friday

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now following the race, where replay
from A to eleven. Joe Elliott would

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take over and host a Derby preview
with interviews, highlights encompassing everything from Derby.

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This is to set the scene,
of course, for Derby one fifty

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the next day. I wonder if
they want me to be an analyst on

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that show. No, I don't
think I can. No, you could.

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You're an analist on this show?
No, I am probably the top

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analyst in the uh there's the city. I would think. Ask me about

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anything, and I'm well, analyze
anything, right, look anything Like the

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original Latin word is analist. People
have been saying analyst and we laugh.

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Well like when I say it,
when I when I hear it, it

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just makes you walk away as soon
as as soon as someone says analyst,

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all the credibility just goes right out
these words salad shows. No, I

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mean, we're journalists, journalists,
journalists. No, you know what we

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are. We're the face of the
station. Is what we were? Fair

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and balanced. We are fair and
balanced. Right, Yeah, we'll tell

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you the story, but from both
sides, and astly there's three sides.

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That side the other side and the
truth. And you know what we are.

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We seek the truth. That's why
we're analyst. I guess you can't.

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Ye're looking for it. I think
I got it. Okay, So

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this is if you know the great
comedian Shacky Green. He ran in this

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race and he actually start he actually
came out as the favorite, but then

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but it quickly gets taken over.
Rick, can the audio any proof?

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Okay, Shecky Green, you can
pot it down now, Shecky Green's already

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behind it. Look how winded he
is. But he did really well.

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Did you see him? He did
good in those checkered pants, I know.

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And plus he had that flower.
And the thing about those that triple

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crown with Secretariat is that Sham barely
got beat. So if if Secretariat doesn't

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exist, Sham goes down as one
of the greatest horses in racing history.

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But he came in second to Secretariat. And then Secretariat went on to parlay

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his fame, and I think he
bought a bunch of hotel chains, well

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sixes. Well, he got into
drugs, well that was later. That

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was later. He actually parlayed that. Secretariat bought a chain of Motel sixes.

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Well towards the end there people will
go see him and he has said

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because he would, he'd just have
a cigarette out of his mouth, right,

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you could tell he was drunk.
Well, you could tell that he

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was depressed because he always had that
long face. So stupid, so stupid.

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So we'll be well, I don't
know what time we're starting on Saturday

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morning, but we are going all
day long. Yeah, I've been forever.

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And let me tell you something,
that podcast for our broadcast for the

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Derby will be the most listened to
in the world, in the world,

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in the yeah, in the world, right, okay, So it's important.

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So we'll have we'll have breaks from
the infield, you will have outside

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the track. Of course, we'll
be broadcasting from the from the grandstand.

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Yeah, it'll be fantastic. So
my preacher, Brad McMahon says, agree,

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the Game of Thrones shouldn't be in
the final four, even Sweet sixteen.

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But the theme song is epic.
Okay, he's saying, it's a

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good one, but it doesn't belong
in the Sweet sixteen. You don't know

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what it is, though I've watched
the entire series. We'll find it for

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you, Okay, we'll find and
it's yes, but it's okay, it's

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not that good. Seaman Johnny from
the newsroom, a growing pains. That

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was a good one. I don't
remember it, but I think it was

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good. Oh yeah, you could
find that at ww dot. Hey,

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a friend, Brianna used to work
with us in rock radio. Yeah,

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Brianna, I love Brianna. She's
in New Orleans, I believe, Yes

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she is. Yes, she's sent
a message. Yes she's listening to New

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Orleans. Oh cool, Brianna.
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broadcastscrean Johnny saying he's number one in
the window. Okay, Well he seems

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so angry about what he's doing.
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forty w h a oh. The
first volleys of It's All about the Money

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for Churchill Downs are coming in from
some of the outlets. I like it.

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What do you mean Mark Murphy,
which I disagree with most of his

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political cartoons. H Actually him and
I went back and forth in the last

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mayor's election. Okay, he was
that whole Yeah, so he said take

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it. He did the twin spires
with the money symbol above the look inspires.

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Listen, I've got nothing again.
Business being h for profit, That's

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fantastic. I'm a capital. Here's
what I do. Have a problem with

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the government looking out and picking winners
and losers for companies and giving them monopolies

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and kicking charities in the shorts because
they went all of the gaming. That's

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what I have the problem I have
with. In the bottom of the cartoon,

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so he's got the twin spires and
two money symbols under each on top

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of each spire, and he says
another reason to shed a tear during the

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Old Kentucky Home. That's actually pretty
good. Well, they'll be no way

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from Kentucky there. Well, they'll
be the ultra wealthy he's saying, and

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I guess Mark Murphy is saying on
his Facebook page, he says, two

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tickets to the infield are two hundred
and sixty dollars, right, that's crazy.

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No. And on top of that
infield no, And on top of

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that can of beer's fourteen to fifteen
bucks. One of the lilies or what's

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that gasoline drink that has a spring
jewel? Oh that julib Yeah, it's

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twenty two bucks. Twenty two dollars. Seriously, yes, so it's two

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sixty and you can't bring anything in. No, remember it used to be

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a twenty dollars ticket together. Oh
guy, y'all not just gone. But

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you used to get a twenty dollar
ticket to the infield and you could bring

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a grill in. You can bring
a small grill in with charcoals and catch

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a fire in the infield. You
brought your meat, you brought your food,

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you bought your every thing you wanted. Now you snuck in the boost,

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but the beer was like two dollars. That's the keystra of the film

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on Well, some of us can
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well, thank you so much.
You got it, and I was like,

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hey, well you got another fifth
of it. I can handle that.

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