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News Radio eight forty w h as
biggest news of the day besides the eclipse,

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the path on totalogy it should be
around two pm. Bad news is

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it's gonna be mostly cloudy at that
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Louisville, you're like ninety nine percent
tile or something. It's not good enough

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though, So if you want to
drive get stuck in traffic, uh and

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see the clouds, do we text
Day? Oh, by the way,

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call us. Oh, We're gonna
have to call Day five seven one,

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give us a call five seven one
eighty four eighty four, five seven one

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eighty four eighty four. We want
to hear about your thoughts on the whole

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Caliperri deal. Whether you're University Kentucky, maybe University of Louisville fan, whoever.

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We want to hear from the five
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But okay, so do we reach
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day at some point and find out
if he left because he took off him

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and Becky were gonna get a cooking
reeds van. They're gonna go. Where

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where is the best closest part where
they were gonna go? It's still I

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will say thank you to Patty Wooten
in Paducah. She spends her morning with

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us every morning on WHS. She
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I won't be able to see I
won't be able to see it. So

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she sent a great example a recreation
of the eclipse, and I'll put her

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on my Facebook page. Thank you. Here it is right here. So

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if you're curious what looks like,
come on my Facebook page. It's what

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the eclipse. It's a recreation by
Patty Wooton and we appreciate that. All

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right, we got callers. All
right, let's take your calls. Louisville

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fans, Kentucky fans. John Caliperi
after fifteen years, looks like he is

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headed to Arkansas. Let's go to
line one and Johnny, you're on the

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Tony and Dwight Show. What's up, Johnny? Hey, Johnny, got

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to turn your phone around, Johnny. You gotta hit the button. Rick,

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did you hit the button right?
Hey, Johnny? I guess we're

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now going to Rick. Let's go
to Rick. Line three, Let's go

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to Rick. Funny. Okay,
Rick, you have the right button on

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Rick? Okay, Johnny, Hey, Johnny, we got nothing nothing,

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we got nothing. It's over,
Johnny, it's over. Oh, yes,

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that was Rainbow two because he wasn't
the commander. Marian's other thing goes.

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It's over, Johnny. It's not
overs over, especially the All right,

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Rick, did you fix it?
I should be Johnny. We don't

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have Johnny on it. Johnny,
I do want to say thank you for

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your patience. And I see Rick
counting down it that he's been online.

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So I don't know what we're doing. There's a pot. Probably you don't

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have up er hey pott, so
I say pot. No, there's okay,

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it's a radio radio term I've heard. Let's try Rick here. Hey

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Rick, Hey, Rick, you
on with Tony and Dwight. No,

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now we're back to Johnny. Hey, Joe, Rick, Rick, you're

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on with Tony and Dwight. Oh
it's like listening to the Walter cron guy.

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Didn Yeah, it really is.
All right, So we have Johnny,

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we have Rick. I'm not sure
online five? Hang on? Can

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can you and Rick talk? And
don't get Jimmy the engineer? Yeah?

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Get you? They tell your story
about something? Hang on, all right,

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I think we're on line three with
Rick. Hello, Oh Rick,

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is this Rick? Can you hear
me? Okay, yes, we got

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you finally, Sorry, we got
you finally. All right, what's good?

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Good to finally get in. Hey. I don't have a whole lot

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really to add to the Caliperry thing. But I was at Keenlan on Saturday

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and there was whispers that Rick Patino
was there. He was He thought,

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kind of thought that was weird,
and then he found My son found something

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on social media that kind of confirmed
that Patino was there, and at the

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time I thought it was kind of
strange, not so strange anymore. Yeah,

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don't you think that that would be
the way to go is for let

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Rick to come full circle because he
said when he was with Kentucky at Camel

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Lot, it's so hard to come. I don't know much. Thank you,

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Johnny for the phone call. That
is true. He was there.

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Five seven one eight four eighty four
is the phone number. Lowell fans,

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Kentucky fans, doesn't matter, We
will will let's talk about this CALIPERI moving

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on. He owns horses, he
was there. I don't know, I

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don't see. Yes, it seems
convenient. Okay, well, look,

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I mean but seriously, it's not
like there's a whole lot of people available

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right for the job, and I
think there's five or six good names that

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people will be a Patino quality.
Here's the problem that you might run into.

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It's the job you don't want,
but you can't turn down that turned

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into a damn right. I can
turn it down because I'm gonna make the

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same amount of money somewhere else.
Right. So remember they went to Billy

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G when they hired Billy G because
they could not find the person they wanted.

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And the people they were asking were
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to go to that pressure cooker.
I don't think so. So yeah,

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I know, but think about it. He went to Boston, but

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now the salaries are so astronomical,
right, well, that's another thing.

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But he left a five four eighty
four. By the way, hopefully we'll

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call we'll go through five seven one
eight four eighty four. We want to

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hear your thoughts on caliberry. But
we have someone online too. But what

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I was saying is he said,
like after he went to Boston on long

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after that, I had Camelot and
they he came to Louisville, and I'll

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guess it wasn't really the same for
him. I don't know, well five

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someone eight four eight four is the
phone, or if you want to comment

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on the Calipery situation, moving on
it is. It's interesting. It's like

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the ex wife, right, So
when Tubby and Billy g were not good

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enough, they got Caliperi. They
stopped worrying about Rick because they really hated

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Rick for going to Louisville. But
once cali Peri started rolling, they didn't

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care anymore. They were sort of
like, well, I got remarried and

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I got somebody better, so I'm
good. And cal was the perfect person

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for that job. Fifteen years ago. There was no better fit and for

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about ten years, no one fit
better. And I got to tell you

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some of his some of his gems
were fantastic, right, like the Caliperry.

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Remember when he said that they don't
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to beat us. They also he
also started that that line of thinking of

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the Louisville doesn't exist. Remember that. But they made T shirts and all

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that. He's he's had some gems. Players. First was him, I

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mean that was Caliperi. That is
something that it's in the vernacular now,

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but that was a Caliperi thing.
I just wonder if because listen back with

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the uh Joe B and Denny and
the whole rivalry it was, I mean,

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it was red hot. I wonder
if that life gets ever restored.

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I mean, I know there's still
a rivalry there, but it's nothing like

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it used to be. No,
I mean every bar jam packed. Yeah,

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let's go to line one. Don, you're on with Tony, what's

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done? Greetings. I've been watching
and listening to UK basketball since I was

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a boy. I mean I'm seventy
five years old and I've been watching it

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since and listening to it since.
Adolph are up. I am so glad,

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so happy to be rid of Cali
Perry. I feel like dancing,

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but I'm a little too old for
that. You don't have the knees for

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it. An. I was wondering
about that because I was talking to my

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wife and said, you on the
fan base, all they could think about

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is getting rid of Caliperi and now
is Don. I was wondering what hardcore

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fans like yourself, what your pen
you would be. So you are are

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glad, it's time to move on, I am, and it is time

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to move on. You know,
he's got to know that because I sure

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know it. And uh, I
mean you know it was. It was

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good at first, but after a
while you get tired of the one and

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done, You get tired of the
dribbled drive, you get tired of all

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that crap. And I'm just I'm
ready for him to go. I don't

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know who I want to get in
there, but uh, heck, give

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Rick Patino a call, see if
he can come back well tired. All

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right, Don, thanks you for
the call. It's interesting because we said

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the same thing. Yeah, thanks
for listening. So we said the same

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thing when Rick Patino left and said
that, and even Tom Jerch are like,

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look, no one person or two
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And that's what I'm hearing from UK. But understand, we still have not

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replaced Tom Jurch and Rick Patino.
And I'm not saying they shouldn't have gone

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or whatever. I'm just saying,
be careful what you wish for, because

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it might not turn out the way
you want. All right, let's go

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to wild Bill on the line too, Wild Bill, Wild Bill, what's

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happening, guys, say, Migo
Shoe. I take it you're a cat

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fan, right, of course I
am. A cat fan, light long

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cat fan all my life, and
the will be into I'll be the Earth.

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My take on this is Cal Perry
maybe a great coach at Kentucky.

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Uh, he's done everything he could. It's the players. He's tried everything,

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the players are not listening to him. So he's gonna have to go.

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And if it goes to Arkansas,
hey kudos cork them to go to

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Arkansas. But we need to get
a good coach to come back in to

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take over to Kentucky. Well we
need We don't want to turn into the

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U of L kind of thing.
What's going on. Nope, you don't

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want as a little fan, you
don't want that. Thank you. While

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Bill appreciate the call. Yeah,
you gotta be able to get somebody that

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could come to hit the ground running. Remember Cal walked in and his first

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year that he won the first nineteen
games of the season. That's what I'm

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saying. I think John Wall and
all those guys and they went nineteen and

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oh to start the season. He
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two. Well, look, you
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Yeah, having regrets and you looking
back in romanticide, I made I

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think that's uh. I think there's
got to be Patino. It might be.

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Let's go to Mike. Mike,
you're on with Tony and Dwight.

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What's up, buddy. I'm a
lifelong K fan as well. I'm seventy

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seven years old, and I'm a
missionary over here in southern Indiana trying to

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get people to love the Big Blue
Hey, good luck. That could be

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dangerous over Oh my god. Well, I've been in and out of Indiana

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so many times. You know,
it could be like I'm one of the

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desperadoes that's been in and out of
prison, you know. But I'm retired.

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We live in my wife's hometown here
in Court and just far enough,

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oh nice, are close enough that
I can get the Big Blue Nation if

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I need to. But I remember
back when Uncle Adolph kind of began to

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slide a little bit in the early
sixties, before they made it back to

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the championship game and got beat by
Texas Western, there were people chasing after

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him, wanting him to go away. And this is just a reprise,

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I think. And of course now
we've got our wish Uncle Adolf, we

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had to kind of push him.
And the thing about coach cal is this

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it's not just as basketball coaching that
was important to the state. Look what

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he did for Western Kentucky and look
what he did for Eastern Kentucky and the

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disasters. And I think that's something
that we may miss more than anything that

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is true. When they would do
those telethons and raise a million dollars in

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a day for Kentuckians. That's the
stuff. That's the stuff we include when

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we say cal was the perfect personality
for Kentucky until he wasn't right right And

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evidently he's he's kind of out of
patience, and you kind of have to

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understand that too. Yeah. I've
been in ministry for fifty eight years,

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and after you've been so long with
the congregation, sometimes sometimes people's patients run

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out. Yeah, sometimes the preacher's
patience. You've got to change churches.

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Yeah. Well, let me ask
you this. Let me ask you this.

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You're a lifelong Kentucky fan. Does
this have anything? Does his decline

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have anything to do with this lifetime
contract? Because it seems to me,

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if you've goldin you pinpoint that point
in time the program started to decline.

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Maybe it's just me. I don't
know, do you think that had anything

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to do with it taking away the
pressure of getting fired. I kind of

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yeah, I kind of had that
impression too, that it's you know,

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it's comforting to know that people want
you to be around, but when they

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when they make it the contract,
a person can kind of sit back and

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cooler heels and think, I got
it made in the shape. Well,

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and I don't know that col would
have done that. Yeah, but but

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what else happened? But what else
happened? He slayed He hated Rick Patino,

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okay, and he was always called
little Ricky. And when he slayed

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Rick, and not just slayed Rick, he he destroyed Rick Patino his reputation.

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He couldn't beat him. Remember he
lost nine games in a row to

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Cow. He couldn't take it anymore. So he slayed his dragon. Like

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what else do is he? He's
making nine million dollars a year. He

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slays the number one person that he
drove him crazy? What else is there?

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Right? Then he gets fat,
kind of got kind of got chunky,

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kind of got chunky and happy,
and he was tired of taking the

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guff from Kentucky fans who was just
like enough, all right, man,

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I appreciate the call. Let's get
up. Let's get one thing. Yeah,

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yeah, go ahead, go ahead, Okay, one other thing.

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You know, some of our big
blue nation can be a little bit extreme

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and you have to also be concerned
for the safety of your family. Yeah.

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Oh yeah, yeah, there's something
to that. We can we can

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be the reason fan comes from fanatical, right, So yeah, I get

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it. I get it all right. I appreciate it. Called great phone

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call there. I appreciate it from
from Chuck on social media. Thanks man.

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Kenny Payne and Billy Clyke Ailespie have
both purchased homes and Lexington. I

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don't know if that's you for Thank
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eight forty wuhas, this is the decade

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though. All right, here are
some songs that charted in this week.

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Nineteen sixty something. Oh great,
right, this is you babe Away.

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All right, Hey, hey,
Paula. That is from paul and Paula

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is the name of the band,
and the name of the song is hey

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hey, Paula. I know that
from the Animal House. I want to

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marry you, Ricky Amity guests.
That's nineteen sixty four. Okay, let's

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do another one here. Walk like
a Man, Talk like a Man.

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That is season the four season.
Yeah, the four seasons. Yeah,

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I think that was nineteen sixty three. On that one, Okay, very

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narrow, so you're hang on now, I lost my list. Here we

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go, Oh my god, all
right, from the rooftop singers, walk

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right in. I don't remember how
that one goes. Eric is like,

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I have no idea. Yeah,
when I was born like a decade ago.

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Yeah, okay, you know,
son of I think that was sixty

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two. You're all over the place. Oh my god, man, dude

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up on the roof from the drifters, up on the roof the drifters.

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Hush, that's either sixty two or
sixty three. All right, I gotta

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get an answer right now, because
that's the last song on my and Erica

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is just like, okay, all
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gotta go sixty four, the same
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it's not this not the year of
the song came out. The hard thing

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about this contacted is when it charted. So it could come out in sixty

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two and charted in sixty three.
So what what year, Bud, I'm

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gonna say sixty four my final answer, nineteen sixty four, Yes, got

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it. These charted this week in
nineteen sixty three. Nuts sixty three.

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I wasn't even born, Eric,
I was in more Jill sixty nine.

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All right. Yeah, well you
don't want to know when I was born.

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I don't. I don't. My
first year in radio was nineteen ninety.

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I assume it's after that. Yeah, it was no, no,

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no, no, no, no, not after nineteen nine. Okay,

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good no, no, not that
bad, okay, not that bad?

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All right, Erica tell us about
the market. I hear we're got we're

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up just a tad bit. It's
still a little even. Yeah, well

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we are slightly higher right now.
The day was up fifty six points,

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the NASA's up thirty nine, and
the S and P is up eight and

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with the news radio eight forty whas
Bloomberg Money report, I America Herskowitz leaving

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Kentucky for Arkansas, Arkansas arkansol.
When we get that, we'll give it

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for you. Well, if there's
a press conference, we'll go live.

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If there's a press release, we
will relead it where we'll we will read

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this live. Now, it's interesting
that Caliperry chooses to do this on the

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day of the National Championship, where
the coach at Yukon might be linked to

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Kentucky. I had a gambling friend
earlier this morning, say he pulled four

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hundred dollar bet from the Yukon.
From betting Yukon tonight, he said,

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it's a little too sketchy on National
Championship day, especially the coaches could leave.

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So we'll keep you up on that
one. And of course the path

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of totality two thirty today, I
believe it. Hey, that's when I

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go the dentist. Oh no,
tooth thirty. Thank you, hey,

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Rick, I don't know if I'll
survive that one. All right. You

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love stuff that goes auction like a
huge money. You seem to find those

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stories. Did you find the Superman
one? It baffles me. No,

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No, I didn't get the Superman
one. All right, it's probably high

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dollars. Oh yeah, oh yeah, so the comic book, Oh,

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thank you, miss Joyce. Joyce
is the one that got away. She's

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the prettiest joy that works in this
building. Pretty mean, Thank you,

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honey, pretty mean? Oh,
I think you're sweet. And my dumb

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ass Gvering asked up and stick,
I know what. It's got my name

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on it? Well I did that. She's using it on me too,

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though, thank you, Miss Joey. Yeah, she's pointing to Rick on

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it. Hey, joy, I
asked you a question. You know stuff

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about medicine. Does this look swollen? All right? Thank you, joy?

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What that's enough? Per loan?
Thank you Joy? Before I knew

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you, the only Joy I had. Yeah, the girl. The girl

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was dishwashing liquid, all right.
Comic books Who was Superman's First Appearance sells

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for six million dollars. What do
you need first appearance like it was he

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in a Superman Superman comic book from
nineteen thirty eight. Wow. The original

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print edition of Action Comics number one, which introduced Superman, was sold for

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six million dollars this week at auction. Herited Auction claims this makes it the

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most valuable comic book in the whoa
don dom Well that impressed the ladies only

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welcome to my dinner party before we
h okay. Only two hundred thousand copies

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of Action Comics Number one were printed
in nineteen thirty eight, and there's probably

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only one hundred copies still in existence. According to a Florida based comic book

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grading service, if you have one
in great shape, you're sitting on a

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gold mine, and you know there's
probably addicts somewhere across not addicts like addicted

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things, but addicts on top of
the house with my country ass. It's

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hard to understand. That's what I
thought. You meant rights some drug eggs

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probably seven O one, not the
drug addict, but the attic in your

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house. You know, across the
country there's one or two addicts where they

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packed Peete Paul's stuff up there,
Yes, and it's up You're just sitting

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there. You know it's up there. I might have to get my wife

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to go through our addict I keep
raccoons. I'm speaking of money and auctions

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and all that. The last two
uh Mega whatever giveaways a lottery giveaways over

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one billion dollars and one person won
each of them. I go change my

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life a bit. I'm will steal
it up and punch the clock every morning

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at five thirty. So after change
me after taxes, probably six seven hundred

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million dollars in the bank instantly.
Yeah by the happy, Hell, yeah,

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e there happy. I'm going out
with a blasting flat. They say

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money can't buy happiness, buys,
but it can. It can buy a

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helicopter and you can land right next
to happiness. It's true. Well,

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if you've been paying attention when you
go out to eat, it's no longer

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just sit down restaurants where prices are
going high. Also, fast food shocked

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me a few weeks ago. I
ate McDonald's for the first time in a

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long time, probably a couple of
years. I was like, I was

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out. I know I do too, but it shocked me because I hadn't

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been mcdone donald's for a couple of
years. I ordered two double cheeseburgers that

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used to be ninety nine cents apiece, and then a medium fry, and

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my ticket was like twelve dollars.
I thought, I know you got the

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wrong order, and I looked at
the receipt. Sure enough, and the

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hamburgers were smaller. But it looks
like McDonald's prices are up more than one

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hundred percent across the last decade.
So a quarter pounder with cheese meal is

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now eleven ninety nine. Okay,
but let me ask you something. Yeah,

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yeah, it's pierce. She asked
you a little something some Yes,

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it's pierced. Okay. There is
something in the chemicals in the French fries

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and in the Dike cox Oh that
when you're hungover, or the cokes.

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You don't need a burger, you
just go through and get an extra You

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get an extra large diet coke from
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And I don't know what it is, but it helps your hangover immensely.

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So whatever they cost at that moment, I don't care. Uh, give

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it to me. A double cheeseburger
used to be a dollar nineteen on average,

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but now it's up over one hundred
and sixty eight percent. Medium fries

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where a dollar fifty nine. Now
the cost of that has gone up to

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three seventy nine. Breakfast is way
up too, is it. Well we

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went there last week and my wife
wanted a sausage biscuit, so I got

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a two sausage biscuits and it costs
seven dollars. Ouch. Yeah, it's

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not just McDonald's, oh, it
says. Popeyes comes in second with a

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price increase of eighty six percent,
followed by Taco Bell eighty one percent.

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But here's the real story. With
one hundred and sixty eight percent, it's

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gone up. Here's the real story
with the fast foods. The numbers are

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in for twenty twenty three, and
Chick fil A made something. It's a

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nine point three million dollars per store. Okay, wow. The next top

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one is not even McDonald's. It's
someone else. I can't remember who it

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is. And it's like five point
four right, that's the next one.

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And they're even closed an entire day
of the weenday, which and here's this,

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Okay, I'm joking around, and
I'm not joking around. At the

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same time, Chick fil a bought
in sponsorship on an NFL stadium. Yeah.

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Most NFL games are played on Sundays. Yes, so the only time

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that they're in stadium stores could be
open would be Thursday and Monday games.

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I got it right here. Chick
fil A just announced that their twenty twenty

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three average sales per restaurant was a
staggering nine point three million dollars per store.

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The next fast food is raising Canes
makes five point four million. Shake

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Shack makes three point eight million.
Never heard of shake Shack? What I

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wonder what they serve burgers and shakes
down the South. Yeah, so there's

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a lot of down in Florida.
Water Burger which lives lives up to the

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hype. Here's a waterburger here.
McDonald's is three point six million. What

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was waterburger? Again? Whataburger is? Uh? Is a three point seven

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million per store? Okay, and
then McDonald's is three point six million dollars

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per store, but Chick fil A
doubles them. Are triples that, So

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Chick fil A makes triple what McDonald's
does and they're closed in entire day.

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Well, okay, then I guess
this isn't too bad. I looked up

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a franchise fees cost on Chick fil
A, Oh, it runs anywhere between

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three hundred and forty two nine and
ninety dolls dollars, which is not bad.

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Well, that's the buying, that's
the that's you have to buy the

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building in the lane, I guess. But still, if you're making nine

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million per store. Per store,
it runs between three let's say, three

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hundred and fifty thousand to one million. We'll call it two million dollars because

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it's one million, nine hundred and
eighty two thousand, So you pay between

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three hundred and fifty and two million
dollars, and you also got to pay

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a ten thousand dollars additional franchise fee
every year. I think, I'm sure,

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But still nine million dollars. It's
let's open up a a chick fil

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A. Well, I told you
our old haunt is now a chick fil

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A. It's going to be crazy. Look, and it's not far from

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the other Chick fil A, which
is on Shelbyville Road. Well, we

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don't eat fast across the mall.
We eat baronos. And that's not fast

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food, that's sit down restaurant.
Well, you get to carry out too.

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We eat that on sat on Fridays
and it's quick service. It's quick,

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sir. We it this on Friday
and then we had it again on

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Sunday. But for the most part, other than gold to Baronos, we

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really don't eat out. But I
would like to try a Chick fil A

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sandwich because I only had one or
two. Last time I was over,

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I went to Greg Getcher's house,
the Sneaking Beacon, and he had we

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had a group of guys over there. I'm sure he eats the Jesus chicken.

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Yes, well, but they had
Chick fil A over and it was

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really good. And I know that
their driving through is run smooth as silk,

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and but I still don't trust it. I'll go by and I'll see

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a lot of cars. I'm like, no, this is if you'll fly

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through it. I always think if
I get in line, it's gonna be

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the one time that the line breaks
down and I'm stuck. Well with you

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and Dave's luck, Yes, correct, right, correct. They've got their

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drive through down to a science.
It's like it's like Disney. They just

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rock it out and they see the
people though. I'll see people out there

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with clipboards and whatnot. Or whatever. I pad, I guess it's not

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clipboard and then the headset, No, it's an iPad. You order right

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there. But the only time I
had Chick fil A, Like, I've

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never gone and gotten Chick fil A. They've ever had it brought into the

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office years ago for a meeting,
or I was at Greg Getcher's house.

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I only had a couple of times. But it's really good. Trinity High

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School serves at the Friday night football, do they really, dude? And

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then here's the thing. There's a
bunch of them always left over, so

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they always sell them for a dollar
apiece at the end. And you see

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the old people and me that are
waiting for the call, like we're ten

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feet over to the right side and
we're waiting for the dollar. It's like

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two minutes left in the game is
a Jick Flames dollar and we all just

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run up and start buying all of
them. Go out the refrigerator. Do

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you not throw a twenty down?
And you do them, you might throw

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them in the refrigerator, and that's
the move, right, So delicious.

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What's what's more delicious? Okay,
what's more delicious? A Chick fil A

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sandwich or a pork burger from the
pork producer. Nothing's better than the pork

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burder. Nothing. You know that
the pork producers do something in those things.

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Man, Listen, I think it's
worth keeping freedom all up just to

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have that pork producers both in there. I don't even put anything on it.

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I don't put anything on the sandwich. OCAs how I walk over and

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get that barbecue swing. Everyone say
they do have a good barbecue sauce.

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It's the only reason I enjoy going
to the fairgrounds for a gig. Listen,

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if ever you a gig at the
fairgrounds, I'm always like, well,

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at least I get a pork sandwich. It's my first stop, because

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absolutely my first time. Yes,
it's funny because Cordy Dunnah or our Bloomberg

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money Minute Lady, She'll be back. Her friends were coming to Louisville and

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she they all wanted advice, and
one of them asked, well, our

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volleyball games or whatever they were at
volleyball games are at or at the fairgrounds?

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Is there fun stuff to do at
the Kentucky Fairgrounds? And I was

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like, well, if you're in
the smelling cow poop, I said,

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poop out there now say anything.
Now they have the horse barns and all

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that, but there's cows out there. Do you think you can get the

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cowpoop smell out of there after?
After they're in there for a couple of

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weeks? Are you kidding me?
You'll be amazed at what for breeze can

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do here. Smell me real quick? No, no, all right?

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Not bad, not bad? Right, I haven't taken a shower for four

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days that stuff. But for breeze, you want to keep your natural whatever

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continued. I'm not a WWE fan, but it's interesting. Hang on,

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it's interesting because you don't know about
your own It's a and rick. You

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could chop me in on this until
when people say what's good to do?

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Then you have the conversation in your
head like oh wow, now I have

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to inventory the city of Louisville,
right, So you're thinking, what am

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I going to tell these people?
So I started to go to the old

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favorites. Like I used to say, oh, if you're in for a

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drink, go to Phoenix Hill tavern. No places to go twenty years ago.

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It's where I said, just as
cool, just as good. If

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I set him down the eighteenth and
Dooman Hill. Don't you need to go

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down eighteenth and Doomenhill? Don't just
yeah, So we said new lose fun

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for shopping. I said jewelry and
hippie place. I said Slugger Field and

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Slugger Museum. I said a Fraser
museum. If you're going to do the

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bourbon tours, do Fraser Museum.
I also recommended that the two moms came

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by and visited the children covered hotels
in my Basement's true? Rick? What

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would you well? Soccer at the
Lynn family? Uh? Oh yeah,

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yeah. They had a home game
man twelve thousand people on That's crazy.

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Think about it on Saturday Saturday.
It was just beautiful. It was gorgeous.

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I mean the weather was perfect,
but they had twelve thousand and it

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might have been a televised game,
I think. But it's it is.

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It's funny what you recommend. Yeah, right, you're trying to tell people

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you want them to have a good
image of Louisville. I would say Baronel's

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Pizza. Walking across the bridge over
there, that oh yeah bridge, big

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four bridge. Yeah. And if
you're interested in walking across the bridge,

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get more information at www dot why
dot com. Rick I walk the bridge

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all the time. You do not, No, no, Why would I

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walk the bridge? Why would you? On the other side? Is these

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great bars and restaurants, is it
not, Rick, Yes, that's why.

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That's the ward at the end of
the rainbow. Yeah it is.

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Stop it. Don't do the total
path of totality. Boy, listen.

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If you can't make it to the
total path of totality, I would recommend

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watching the eclipse murp from the walking
bridge. Tony's breaking elevement. Right,

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there's more Tony's breaking alignment. Ye, when you get to the other side

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of the bridge, there's a reward
because there's a restaurant. Okay, stop

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it, stop it, folks,
Finally a place, listen to This a

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place that you can trust when it
comes to maintenance and preventive maintenance on your

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vehicle. You're gonna love Tony's breaking
alignment. Is the only place I send

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my dear mother, my friends,
my family, my wife. You're gonna

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know why the first time that you
walk in Tony's breaking alignment. Family owned

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and operating, Now, why is
that important? It's important because family owned

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businesses, they actually put pride in
the work, They put pride in their

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name so much to the point then
when you get something done at Tony's breaking

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alignment, and by the way,
it's much more than breaks in alignment.

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They do just about anything on just
about any type of vehicle. They don't

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give you this warranty. They give
you a three year, thirty six thousand

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mile wards on every single job that
they do. Folks, put your mind

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to rest. Go with Louisville's best. That's my dear friends at Tony's break

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and Lineman stick around top of the
hour. We got news Seeman, Johnny.

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Then we're also probably gonna take your
calls on the eclipse. Are you

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gonna watch the eclipse? Do you
care about the eclipse? Is ninety eight

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point nine percent good enough for you? We want to know five seven one,

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eight four eighty four is radio eight
forty whas having twelve hours to go

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see two minutes of darkness? Yeah
to me too. Idiots that stand in

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line for three days to sit in
a certain do Bruce Springsteen, that was

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in my passes. I haven't done
that three days. I haven't done that

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for years. In the snow.
Yeah No, Me and my buddy Ken

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Bramer for the last show of the
uh I went to high school with Ken.

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Great guy. Yeah, Ken,
Greg listen, Ken Bramer doesn't get

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any better. That's awesome. But
we it in December downtown Indianapolis. I

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know, three days remember this,
we were righting this Barrie stupid like a

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fox. Stupid. Hey, we
want you to join us this Friday.

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We're gonna be at the Fireplace.
Who my happy place, baby. But

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it's not gonna be just us,
No, the hog Fathers are gonna be

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there. They're gonna be cooking up
on Friday and Saturday. But join us

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Friday for free lunch with the hog
Fathers. Gonna be grilling brods Burghers,

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homemade brots, by the way Saturday, doing smoked wings, chopped beef sliders,

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jalapeno cheddar sausages, and by the
way Saturday for the grand opening at

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the Fireplace. Ten percent off everything
in this store and fifty percent off Dano

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season. He's come out and hang
out with us. You're gonna love the

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free lunch this Friday. Free lunch
Friday with Tony and dwightdet the Fireplace on

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Shelbyville Road. All right, next
break, we're gonna do the news coming

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up next with Johnny from the news
get out, plenty of in there.

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And if we get breaking news,
I don't know, like a statement from

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the University Kentucky that they're hit basketball
coaches leaving, we'll get that to you.

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But we want to take your calls
on you on the We've been given

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a tough time, yes to the
people of the total path of total totality.

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So if you want to come in
and yell at us and call us

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nerds by, we want to hear
your total path of totality story. Yeah,

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we want to know are you going
somewhere, going somewhere? Do you

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have your glasses? Why is ninety
eight point nine percent not enough? Right?

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Okay, science teachers you want to
call and go, you're not doing

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to the society. Listen. I
know it's the most thrilling four hours of

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a lot of people's lifetime. We
just want you to explain it to this

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back after this a news radio waight
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