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All right, welcome back. It's
Tony and Dwight Show with Dave Jennings,

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brought to by the Kentucky Office of
Highway Safety. We're broadcasting live on the

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road today at carriage Ford. Come
on by the tent. Sale is happening.

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Free hot dogs happening in about an
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So come on by. Deals on
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Mavericks and everything else. So please
come on by. And this is a

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real treat for me. And I
got these three guys with me. We're

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gonna go from left to right.
Flage A believe it or not, close

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their doors fifty years ago, and
you're gonna celebrate it this weekend. Chuck,

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Yes, last name Chuck Horal.
Oh, I've heard so many stories

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about you and they all cannot be
true. They're probably more than that there

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occurred Oscar brom How are you hey, I'm glad to be here. It's

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good seeing you. Well year again, Chuck. What years are flage A?

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Nineteen sixty through sixty four. I
graduated. I graduated nineteen sixty six.

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Carl Carl Schmith class of seventy one. Oh, you're the young guy.

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Hey, you know what. Johnny
McGrath was one of my quarterbacks of

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flage A. He was recruiting me
to come on the board. He's the

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greatest recruiting line of all time.
He said, we need some younger blood,

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and I'm seventy one younger. All
right, I've talked about the flag

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A guys, and you guys are
you know? I got my Braves coffee

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cup at home. I took coffee
out of you guys. Were a West

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End Catholic school that operated until nineteen
seventy four started when forty two forty two,

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why did flag A close down?
Oscar? Well, I don't know

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if I could give the full answer, and that our enrollment had gone down,

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and I think we were down to
that last year we graduated sixty five

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students and there might have been various
reasons for that. I think some of

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the more of that Bishop David had
opened in the South End, the South

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End years before, and that may
have taken to students and we just weren't

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getting as many. They weren't get
as many Catholic students. There was declining

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enrollment in the changing demographics in the
West correct, Okay, where in the

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West End. Was it exactly right
at the end of the River Park driveway

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and forty four Street, right next
to Shawney Park. It's right across the

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street from park. The original dirt
ball right across right across. What is

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it now? It's apartments for seniors. It's beautiful, okay, beautiful play

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so very so people. Some people
are driving around going flage and how I

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know that flag. We're all Catholics, We're all in the same group,

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so we know flage in the history. But there's some famous uh, chuck,

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there's some famous guys that went to
flage A for example, probably the

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two most famous. Or how sn
Ellenberger and Paul Harning they didn't play together,

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Yes they did. They did play
together football, basketball, baseball were

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one year apart, but they played
together. They did play together. It

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seemed like a pretty good team.
That leads into my next question. Any

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astronauts or smart guys. Well,
look a couple of names that people will

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know around here. Dan Omer with
Starred the Bats, Yes, and Jim

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Patterson the baseball stadium all flash well. George Fisher, the former mayor's father,

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Yeah. And Larry Clark, who's
yes as South South thing guy.

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But okay, why you all are
unusual? Okay, I spoke at your

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luncheon twelve fifteen years ago. It
was crazy. I had a great time,

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but I walked in. I couldn't
believe how many people were there.

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Why have you all stuck together and
kept this flage a thing going? You

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mean we're unusual in the fact that
forty of our living alums or members of

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our alumni. Yes, yes,
so we're gonna have five hundred people at

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this event, Yes, five hundred. By the way, we'll get to

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the celebrations. I'll give you one
answer. So Paully Miller, the coach

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that won the first four state championships, a great innovative offensive coach, he

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coined this term burning desire. That's
how you win, that's how you beat

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other teams may have better talent than
you. And that was that went beyond

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the athletes, right, the whole
student body believed in this notion of burning

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desire to succeed. And then the
Xaverian brothers, the same brothers that that

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teacher, and they instilled enough values, service, taking care of your community,

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how important education is. But there's
a special sauce in there somewhere.

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Well, I'll tell you. And
the other thing was it was a great

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camaraderie between the students and all the
students weren't from the West End. I

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lived at Traveling and I went down
there and I got kind of got recruited

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to go down there and play football, kind of got recruited. Okay,

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I'm trying to be that we might
want to take a look at it.

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And then we got brothers. Yeah, yeah, Well the big payoff was

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a free sandwich. It looked played
football for it, but we had there's

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a certain camaraderie and it was everybody
worked together as a team. And you

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know what when we get together now, immediately, when you get together with

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your former teammates and classmates, that
feeling comes back. And I think that's

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one reason why we've been able to
stay together so long in this organization.

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It's like you're almost you go back
in time almost, and you get that

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feeling. And I think everybody in
an organization has that. We talked about

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the burning desire and Paul, you
know, it would be a burning desire

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to win the football game, but
it was more than that. It was

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a burning desire to do the best
you can or whatever you could do,

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and a lot of us from those
Varian brothers then have gone where we try

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to give back to the community.
A lot of guys working a lot of

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different are charitable organizations. Chuck so
on those same notes, flage A again

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celebrating fifty years since the day they
closed. I posted on Facebook and one

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answer was, those guys are all
filled with piss and vinegar. It's very

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descriptive, but that is Uh,
that's I think it's accurate for you guys.

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Why is that. Well, one
of the things the entire student body

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embodied the sports programs, particularly football. You couldn't distinguish really from the players

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and the student body, and and
still and still do. Our Friday afternoon

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pep rallies outside the school could probably
be heard by up and four Street.

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I mean, we dismissed school two
periods early. They have our pep rallies

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and Coach Miller and Coach Hummel were
some of the probably the most enthusiastic speakers,

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and it got wild. But uh, they all embodied the school and

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still do, and particularly since we're
closed and we're a unique small community,

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I think that draws us all Again, Well, I think everybody was I

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mean we're talking about their great few
we had for the schools. And actually

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there were some committees that tried to
move the school right, and uh,

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I think that they got some negative
feedback from some of the other Catholic schools,

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right saying, hey, we got
Trinity. Now, that's because that's

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the next lead in you know,
yeah, that's the next leading I don't

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think they want were looking at the
seminary grounds out there, all right,

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but in the Trinity people were like, yeah, that's where we played,

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and we got overruled on that.
Yeah. So, uh so a lot

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of those guys went to Trinity.
That you all sent your sons to Trinity,

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That's that's for sure. Yeah,
you all worked for just for fort

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just for notes here. You all
weren't going to send your kids to Saint

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X. A few did, and
we still like them, but yeah,

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a few did, but most of
them went to Trinity. Yeah, there

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was a there was a healthy there
was a healthy rivalry. And I'm gonna

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go throw hate out there, but
most you all did not like saying it

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intense rivalry. Most people don't look, most people don't know that. But

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the last game of the season,
Flage next was on Sunday afternoon. And

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the reason it was Sunday afterday after
that's when we played them. The reason

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it was such a heated rivalry.
Besides, you had the Zaverian bros.

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Taught at both schools. We were
the little little brother of the Sax.

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They've been in business one hundred years. They they agreed to play us.

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They were like six touchdowns. Favorite
beat them thirteen to twelve in the first

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game. First game you play,
Well, that was the Parkway Field park

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back then? Yeah? Is that
Parkway Field? And then at the fair

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Grounds. Then we ended up playing
the Faragraphs and we played on Sunday after

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two o'clock Sunday afternoon. Yeah,
there'll be fifteen thousand people there. Yeah,

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it was always as crazy. So
football. Now all of us played

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football. Okay, Well, who
had the Who was the best football team?

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What year for Flager had the best
football? Yeah? Paulish Book.

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Paulish Book clearly identifies that the best
overall team was the nineteen sixty one team

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because of their offensive uh strategies and
abilities with Rick quarterback. The best.

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The toughest team is the nineteen fifty
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But he singles those two teams out, and the sixty one team was

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our only undefeated team, and that
wasn't Redmond your center? Well that is

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interesting, you know. So Bobby
Redmond was by center at Louisville. Oh,

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at Louisville. He was at Louisville. Yeah, And uh so when

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I went into the Kentucky High School
Hall of Fame with his son, that's

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that's say, that's awesome. And
uh I remember because we're all in our

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suits and I looked at Bobby and
there's all these people around. I went

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like that and he ran over,
went over and got he got into Oh

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yeah, I used to always say
we had a close relationship. Hey,

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let me speak for the new So
the sixty seven state championship team they were

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playing Owensboro. Owensborough was undefeated.
They had outscored their opponents three hundred and

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twelve to zero. They had to
move the game from Friday night to Saturday

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at Manuel Stadium and Flag beat them
twenty one. Was this nineteen sixty seven?

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That is crazy? Well I get
it. I mean I get why

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you would have a connection to a
school that was doing such great things and

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it wasn't it wasn't, was it. What was the enrollment in Flage,

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Well, it was the largest was
about one thousand and one by largest Catholic

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school in the area at that point. And when I graduated, we had

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three hundred kids in the play right, and that was about we had about

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three or four hundred, and you
know, at the end, we were

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winning football games because of what the
guys before had done. I knew who

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put I knew who wore sixty three
before me. And the coaches like,

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we would play Trindy and say next
and they'd have sixteen seventy guys on the

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sideline, We'd have twenty eight.
You know what. Our coaches would say,

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you can only put eleven on the
field at one time. There you

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go. So you'll all used to
all so travel you all were like they

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look, Trindy started in about ten
twelve years ago, maybe longer than that,

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traveling, but you guys were doing
it back in the sixties or fifties.

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In the fifties, we were still
doing it. When I played,

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we traveled oak Ridge and they had
a school down there was a five year

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school. Yeah, we played down
there at Cincinnati schools only went to New

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Orleans to play. He went all
over? Was there a Lexington rivalries?

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They weren't good enough? They weren't
good they weren't good enough. Hey,

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Tony, Tony, we had to
play up, not down. Come.

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All right, So let's talk about
this celebration fifty years. I have the

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pamphlet here, you're gonna have a
mass at Saint Raphaeld. First. Now,

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who's doing the who's doing the mass? Who's the who's the priest?

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Father Ben Brown is the primary celebrant. Uh. He was a nineteen sixty

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five graduate, and he also said
the mass at the closing in nineteen seventy.

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O. Way, where is he? Does he live in Louisville?

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Does you have just he's he's in
Louisville. And we have two other father

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Dennis Cousins, who's around Bardstown sixty
five grad and Father Dietrich, who is

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a nineteen fifty one grill. How
do I get a ticket to this?

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Uh? What's the sermons? Let
me know the sermon? Are they gonna

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point some of you guys out?
It's probably the sermon on the mount?

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Uh? So you go back,
y'all do it all over again. Most

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funny you ever had? Oh yeah, flash a was. It was a

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great school to go to. I
mean I actually did the shively and went

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down there to go to school,
and it was one of the best decisions

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I ever made. First of all, you have a lot of the students

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there, they in the business world
real well, oh yeah, hey,

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we had the same teachers as say
next they went back and forth between the

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different schools. We had the Dessered
brothers, and you know, it was

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just a great place to be.
Well call have the camaraderie, That's what

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I'm saying, Carla d of you. Well, I was one of four,

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the fourth or four brothers to going
to Flash and my and our father

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was the same next grad. Now, now I see I see pictures because

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people see Carl now and they don't
know, like the you didn't have the

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fou man shoe and the long hair
at the flage A. I'm going to

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assume no, I did not.
No, he was and he was he

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was alive and then uh yeah,
yeah he was a big, a little

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bit bigger guy. See people see
Karl like that ain't the guy? And

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that trust me, in the nineteen
seventies, he's gonna knock your looking off.

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Look in nineteen seventy. I was
one hundred and eighty five pound offensive

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guard pulling guard. Oh, we
trapped everybody. We trapped the center of

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the guard. Oh yeah, yeah
we did. So you said, I

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got I don't want to get into
football, but I love to talk about

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So were these complicated? Uh?
Were these schemes that you guys had?

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Let me let me tell you this. I've spent a lot of time with

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Howard Schnellenberger and Paul Horning. I
was at Miami with Schnellenberger and Horning.

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We created Paul Horning work. Both
of them said to me that was one

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of the most innovative football offensive football
coaches they were ever been around. And

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look at the guys they were around, Bear Bryant, Don Shula. Yeah,

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and and they Paul. Uh,
Paul Miller was way ahead of his

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time and the type of offensive he
ran, throwing the ball, the drive

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series run. Uh, this thing
is five hundred people at the reception at

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at Assumption because Ron ron cortis the
volleyball coach, went to flash. He

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did go to Flash. Yeah,
yeah, he was. He was a

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year ahead of me. The school
the circle kind of just keeps growing out.

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Okay, so real quick, no
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a lot of people on Facebook are
my age and are like my dad went

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there and there's throwing pictures of his
letterman sweater and all that and it,

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so nobody can This is sold out. If they want to show up and

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pay their twenty bucks, we'll find
a seat for You'll find a seat for

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Assumption in the gym. Indeed,
okay, uh, And the mass I'm

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sure is is probably sold. There's
always room at church. I got going

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chuck left to right. Give me
one teacher or brother that affected you or

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a coach that affected you moving forward
in life from flagyy chuck coach Norbahamma.

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I was alignment. I played tackle
and he was tough as dirt on all

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of us, and quite frankly,
he taught me how to be strong.

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My last two years I played for
poly Miller for two years and my life

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so I had two great coaches.
But last two years I played for Jim

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Kennedy, and Jim Kennedy was also
a great coach. Uh. He was

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a perfect gentleman and he worked her
tail off and he the lessons Kennedy taught

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you you kept, oh kept forever
and Jim's still alive. He's in his

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nineties. You think he was really
proud of you? Oh? I think

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he was. Jim Jim was just
a great mentor to all the guys on

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the team. Carl, Yeah,
named Mike Hamilton English teacher. He encouraged

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me to follow my unusual passion,
which was English. I was an English

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miner in school and the journalism made
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in class every day instead of doing
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read that book because he just said, that's that's what you want to do,

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Go do it. That is similar
teacher attorney did the same thing for

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us, same exact thing. Fellas. It's an honor to be sitting here

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with you, guys, and we
have Carl's got abs like you. There's

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flashy guys. School closed fifty years
ago. The dude's got rock hard abs.

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Oscar, what's going on here?
Hey, we have a seat for

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you too. I'm in, I'm
in. Are you kidding? I'm not

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that now? You're you're pretty good, thank you. See. Oscar knows

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how to work the bottle. He
considers out of a bottle, I get

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mine out. Hey, anyway you
can get it, Carl Chuck, thank

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you so much, sir, Oscar
you the best, Carl, you the

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best. Flage A closed fifty years
ago, and the legacy celebration is this

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weekend. What's the Facebook page?
They can get more information on that's it.

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Yeah, flashy high school. Looking
up on Facebook, you will get

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more. Do you want to hear
the song? Oh? Hang out,

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stop the music, Dave, hang
on one second, we gotta sing the

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Pep song. Guys. All right, I challenged Carl earlier this morning that

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Texas said I can't let you go
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So here we go. So what's
the beat? What's the beat?

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Three? Oh? The Braves are
hard to beat. They are one hundred

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per from head defeat. They got
the small, that solid winning way.

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No matter where you go, you'll
recognize that smile and say, now there's

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a team I like the know they
got the good old flage Pepin So look

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at them. Is quite a treat. Hard to beat the flash brave and

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gentlemen. Fifty years ago. This
three is that Saint Ray Fields in a

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subteam. Thanks for coming by,
guys, Thank you. Cards Ford is

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where we are back after this sit
tight for real in the years on news

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radio eight forty w h A s
oh, it's payday baby, all right,

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folks were a carriage Ford stuff on
buy the tent sale today. Don't

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forget. If you're gonna sell your
house, your only place you gotta do

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it was Etland and Eedland one percent
commission rate five ninety nine twenty eight hundred.

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Hey, when you get that house, make sure you can take a

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vacation right there in your new backyard. Dude. Southern Cover hot tubs Hot

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tubs is always sixty five dollars a
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seventy five oh one Preston Highway.
You're gonna love your Southern Cover hot tub

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and you're gonna love Dan Schwartzman as
we make a successful ruling in the years,

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this Friday morning, there's go,
let's do it. How's it going?

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Damn all right? Dana? Uh
he know, Dan. The new

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rule is because we were getting so
good at it that that uh Dave is

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not gonna tell us the decade so
so it doesn't matter. So we're just

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he's gonna throw it out there and
here we go. Is it called the

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Dan Schwartzman Rule. Because of how
well I was doing. Yes, sure,

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sure, tell yourself that that is
perfect, Yes it is. We're

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it'll drive courty nuts. By the
way, now we got that, we

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have to Yes, yes, that's
happening all right, schwarts rule. All

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of these were top twenty hits,
including this one. They love to do

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remakes and reggae. F I M. This is ub forty. Can't help

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falling in love. This is the
eighties, guys, this is late eighties,

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eighties. Eighty eighty eighty seven.
I was thinking with eighty nine eighty

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nine. Well we see red red
Wine was like eighty six, right,

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and it came after that Red eighty
eight eighty nine. Yeah, red Wine

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was eighty six. No, yeah, was it later? All right?

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What else you got? All right, next step on the wheel. This

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was featured in Beverly Hills nine O
two one. Oh Vanessa Williams Love is

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Oh okay. You know me and
Vanessa Williams had a thing dance Schwartzman.

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Oh yeah, oh you had that
magazine too, Yes, that's went on

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the board dance Swartsman. Hey,
we need to send him a two dollars

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joke art dance. Damn, it's
so good. Best one of the day.

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All right, this okay, she
was eighty four, so she was

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thirty I think? Oh so she
was nineteen eighty four Miss America? Correct,

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right, and then she gave that
scause she's stripped you guys? Are

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that by the way, You guys
are having signal issues right now, Let's

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move on to the Yeah, you're
all over the place. Turn you off

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for a second and keep listening to
the tunes, including this one party people

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in the house. What's up?
It's definitely eighty eight or eighty nine?

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Dave Tag Team nine broe yes,
yep, I gotcha. Okay, never

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mind, daddy, I'm sorry,
we're going I had eighty nine, alright,

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nine? Yeah, I remember the
girl I was dating when we were

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dancing this at stupid bar? Wait? Could this be ninety? This eighty?

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No? Whoa, you're right?
Could you before? Was you before?

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It's hard though, but I remember
you be forty in the nineties.

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All what's the next step? Come
undone? This is Duran, Duran.

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It might be ninety right, Oh
man, to do run, run,

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run to do run run? No
help, no help, Let's do ninety

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what do you think guys? No
help? Yeah, I'm pretty strong on

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eighty nine. But nineties. Okay, as long as we're doing remakes,

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let's pull out the rod. Excuse
me? Have I told you lately that

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I love you? Oh? Rod
Morrison? A song by Van Morrison written

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to God by the way, and
then we pulled out the rod. Yeah,

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and his Vanessa magazine eighties, No
help for Me? Eight? This

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is eighty nine. This good,
that's nine. Let's go. Let's hear

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what the hell, let's hear what
the number one song was? Yeah,

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this may change your mind. We'll
see. This was number one on this

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date, June twenty. First,
it's Janet Jackson. I want to go

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nine. You're ninety one now,
No, it's eighty nine. Day You're

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killing us? Off Control? Yeah, this was the number one. This

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is somewhere between nineteen eighty and nineteen
ninety nine. This is like the number

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one song no one remembers. That's
exactly right. Was this off control?

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Dan Schwarzman, I don't know,
I don't remember that. I like escapade,

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you know, songs like that,
like Lively. Yeah, that was

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off Okay, that was off rhythm
name come back to me. That was

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good. This is gonna have us
at eighty nine or ninety. I'm in

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eighty nine. Give me the ball
on, Michael Jane, I'm gonna hit

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the shot, Hey, Jenny's it's
nineteen eighty nine to win it, Jenna

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Jackson. That's the way love goes
was number one June twenty first, nineteen

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ninety three. Whoa how could we
be so off on that dude hates us?

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You didn't say nothing, man,
Oh my god, damn Swartzman,

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that was we missed the layup?
What are we? We mean we you

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said give me I don't remember either
one of you saying ninety three give me

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you mean you know Schwartz give me
no. You said give me your brother

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Schwartz. This Swart exactly, I
swartsman. Guy. Alright, man,

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alright, well sportsman's rule. What
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Bro, guys, we have a
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Money Report, I'm the man you
named this after Dan Schwartzman. Oh,

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that's why I'm talking about Cobbo Wobbo
Baby News Radio eight forty whas, Tony

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Venedi, Dwight Witten rolling and we're
broadcasting live at Earl Books, Carriage Ford,

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and I want to bring in the
band Lampis. I think what we're

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gonna do if you guys can can
we get a song out of you?

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First? And then after that,
I've got to listen. I love the

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name Lampis. I got your concert
shirts, the whole bit. I fall

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you around. But we got some
band names you might want to choose from.

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Okay, okay, maybe just I
mean it could just be a side

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project, view or something, you
know, but I'm these are some gold

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premium band names, so we'll get
to that. But can we get a

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song out of y'all real quick?
Okay? Hang on, hey, Daniel

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h can you ride these levels just
in case? Just in case? We

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uh, here's the deal. We're
doing this with headsets, so we're not

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quite sure if it's gonna work,
but let's go ahead, take it away.

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Let's see what we hear make you
like? Only yes, did not

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give nearly everything that a woman possibly
can. Honey, you know I did

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hitch time out. Now myself will
lie. I think, well, I'm

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gonna show you a baby that a
woman can be up. I want to

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take cam mon, m month,
m month, ye moth, taking out

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the little bits of my baby,
breaking out the little bits of mah have

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another. Oh no, baby,
you know that makes you feel good?

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Know, yes, around on the
streets looking bird. Maybe dip down in

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your hatching. Know it's just a
ride. Never never never never never hear

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me when I cry leading now,
babe, I cry all the time.

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Needs time. I tell myself a
lie. I can't sell a pen.

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What do you want me anywhere?
Alas say you want again? I said,

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down, down, down down,
take it. Take another little piece

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of my heart. Tell me there, break another little piece of my heart.

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Now, yea all another little piece
now be rare. You know you

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got it. Shut it affects you
feel good. Go call mon yellow mon,

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yell shake it trek another little piece
of mahon. Now, baby breaking

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another little piece of the han now, donny hicky, have another little piece

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of my hat? Now, baby, you know you got it? Ah

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No, making not a little piece
in the bar. Now, baby,

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have another little piece of mahana Dolly. Yeah, breaking a little piece of

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my hot now, baby, you
know you got it? Shut it?

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That makes you feel man a live, That's what I'm talking about. The

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band lampis and you can see them
tomorrow at Bluegrass Harley Davis. We'll get

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to that, but let's work this
micro on the band real quick and say

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who you are? What'd you do
like this? Real quick? All right?

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I'm Evan, I'm the lead guitar
player, and I'm Dwight Whitney and

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told Evan everything he knows just for
the record. On player, I'm Kayla,

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I'm the singer, and I'm Brady
I'm the drummer. All right,

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Let's let's get this headset on one
of you guys right here. But let's

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talk about what's going on tomorrow charity
very dear to my heart, it's Kids

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Cancer Alliance. You guys are gonna
be at Bluegrass Harley Davison, doing good

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for the neighborhood. Give us the
details. When do you go on what's

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going on out there? The whole
bit? Well, Leo, you got

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the poster? Do you want to
talk about it? Yeah, take a

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headset, give it to the guy
that's got the poster. Yeah, give

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it to the guy who's mom works
there. All right. So Solomon's Gatekeepers

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is a group they're running. They're
doing a charity event for benefiting Kids Cancer

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Alliance, and tomorrow they're taking a
ride in the morning and after that,

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later in the day they're having an
after party at Blue Guys Harley Davidson.

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And that's when we're playing six to
nine. It should be awesome, should

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be a good time. Yeah,
you don't have to You didn't have to

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participate in the ride to come to
the party. It's everyone's allowed to come.

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It's gonna be fun time. Those
those games as vendors. There's food,

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and there's us. Yeah, there's
there's lamps. And by the way,

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is everybody still teenagers? Well no, kayless lame? Okay, your

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twenty first birthday. So I'm curious. I want to be with you when

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you chaste your first beer because I
know you're gona be curious about that.

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But let's talk about let's talk about
the ages. What you're How old are

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you? I'm sixteen and you're I'm
sixteen. I'm also sixteen and you've been

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together. I find this fascinating because
you've been together for two years, meaning

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you all started playing gigs at four
team right, yep, that's crazy chubby

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raising all right. Yeah. First
one was chebby Rays July. Second was

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our first gig. Wow. Okay, so listen, I love the band

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name Lampis, but I'm gonna throw
a couple of our band names to you

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before we go to break. Okay, let me know what you think about

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this. Christy Teagan's bathwater, Oprah's
diarrhea, nipple tape in the areolas that

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this is for our tenacious decover band. Maybe Throbbing Thermos that's a good one,

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but ghost Goosing Edgar five, story
Fall. We'll just do a couple

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more, group of group of Ivans. That's a good one. That's close

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enough to name. Yeah, right
right, and we'll just do one uh

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one more. Let's see, uh
Jeff Toky's ding Dong. So those three

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are those four or five? Whatever
I gave you, those are my gift

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to you all if you want to
just go ahead and rebrand at any time.

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But I do love the name Lampus. We'll make sure to give you

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some credit, all right, thanks, hit the gig. I would I

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would make a Reuben kin Kaid joke. But it's the Partridge family joke,

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and we go over all of your
all's heads. So I won't but hit

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the gig again tomorrow Bluegrass Harley Davis, and this is gonna be You don't

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have to ride to come out there
to be on the ride, but you

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can't come out and donate. It
goes to Kids Cancer Alliance. Very dear

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to my heart, give the details
one more time. So the Solomon's Gatekeepers

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they're running a kid They're running a
charity event for benefiting Kids Cancer Alliance.

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So tomorrow morning they're having a ride, starting out Blue Guys Holly Davidson.

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And after that, after the ride's
over, later in the day a blue

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Glass Holly Davidson, they're having an
after party. You don't gotta you don't

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got to be in the ride to
show up to the after party. Everyone's

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gonna be there. There's gonna be
vendors, there's games, there's food,

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and there's gonna be us. We're
playing there and lamps and fans and fans

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and well you know what, but
listen, come out and see lampus.

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I promise they will blow your socks
off. I go out and see this

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band, all of the time,
and I absolutely love them. Listen,

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lampis as you come by and you
did, I want to say thank you

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for that and we'll see tomorrow.
Bluegrass, Harley Davis and Dave. Who

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do we have? Need to get
them a gig at Barrios Dwight, Oh

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baby, that's where they need to
play at the Jaytown Baronos out on their

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big, huge, brand new deck. Have you been out there yet?

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Listen? We kick off every single
Friday night with the Baronos Pizza. Mama

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Baronos a couple number one to Ki
Listen, Hello weekend. I'm kissing you

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right there on your mouth. When's
the last time you've been to your local

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Baronos? Huh? It's the pizza
that constantly gets back to Louisville, Southern

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Indiana, the surrounding areas. You
can't beat it with a switch at Woolworth.

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Get Baronos tonight, have it for
dinner, have it for lunch,

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have the leftovers if there are any
for breakfast in the morning. Barono's Pizza.

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Yeah, it's that good. Stick
around. More on the way,

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including Crusade for Children, Trivia as
we broadcast live from Earl Books, Carriage

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Forward best by a country mile,
great music, Dave