Speaker 1: Thank you, John. Let's let's get this seven o'clock hour started.
Speaker 1: Shall we hit is seven oh five here at Kentucky
Speaker 1: and this morning news on news radio eight forty w
Speaker 1: h as we were expecting a sloppy start to the morning,
Speaker 1: and to look at as I look at the radar here,
Speaker 1: it looks like the rain is coming, but it may
Speaker 1: it may get here a little bit after a lot
Speaker 1: of folks have uh have got up out of the
Speaker 1: house and uh on to work. I guess it all
Speaker 1: depends on how how far you travel. But if you
Speaker 1: are somebody that travels often using the Kennedy Bridge, just
Speaker 1: know today that there are there's going to be a
Speaker 1: lane closure, and it's the left lane and the shoulder
Speaker 1: that is closed. And this is unfortunately one of the
Speaker 1: many times that that has happened. We've talked about that
Speaker 1: throughout the morning. So in the last six years roughly,
Speaker 1: there have been quite a few closures, and the average
Speaker 1: amount of time that these lanes are closed twenty or
Speaker 1: that this work goes on. I guess it sometimes it's
Speaker 1: not maybe just lane closure, but anytime there's something that
Speaker 1: that delays your travel because of construction, lane closure, whatever
Speaker 1: it be, usually the average is twenty nine point three
Speaker 1: days on average in the last six years when this
Speaker 1: does happen. So again, nobody wants this, but at least
Speaker 1: if you're somebody that uses this bridge regularly, it's not
Speaker 1: something that you've never experienced before, and you probably have
Speaker 1: some level of a range as far as the amount
Speaker 1: of time you may need to add to your You know,
Speaker 1: you needed to leave early because you want to make
Speaker 1: sure you get there on time. But one thing I
Speaker 1: can recommend, and this is one of those things that
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, what another thing of that, because
Speaker 1: we probably all had moments where you're like, wow, I
Speaker 1: should have thought of that, And that's really not the
Speaker 1: right way to describe it, because this is one of
Speaker 1: those things where whenever it was mentioned to me years
Speaker 1: ago by John Alden, it was a oh, yeah, he's
Speaker 1: got common sense. I guess more so than I do,
Speaker 1: because it never once dawned on me that the GPS
Speaker 1: that we use often to get us places that we
Speaker 1: need to go because we don't know the best route,
Speaker 1: we don't even know where it is. Like I've always
Speaker 1: nine out of ten times pulled out my ways at
Speaker 1: UH to get me somewhere where I do not know
Speaker 1: how to get there. I've never once thought to use
Speaker 1: GPS to you know, see if there's other quicker alternatives
Speaker 1: of travel or to other routes because of traffic that's
Speaker 1: going on, And I now do it often, John, So
Speaker 1: thank you for recommending to that, recommending that to me
Speaker 1: many years ago when we worked together on on the
Speaker 1: sports station. But yeah, it's a game changer. So a
Speaker 1: lot of you are probably thinking, yeah, that makes a
Speaker 1: lot of sense. Who wouldn't do that? Well me, I'm
Speaker 1: the one who just didn't have the h didn't have
Speaker 1: the the the the common sense to realize that you
Speaker 1: can easily just put in the GPS before you leave
Speaker 1: and it'll one give you the quickest route. Maybe there
Speaker 1: is only one route that you would go because of
Speaker 1: the amount of time that it takes. But if you
Speaker 1: put it in GPS and you see, oh wow, there's
Speaker 1: a there's a semi turned over and it's caused traffic,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna take away that. Yes, is a lot more miles,
Speaker 1: but man, it'll get me a lot It'll be it'll
Speaker 1: get me quicker. Well, you know, it will get me
Speaker 1: there much quicker. So if you're somebody that woke up
Speaker 1: this morning and you knew they were eventually gonna have
Speaker 1: the lank closure and the shoulder closure, and it's going
Speaker 1: to cause a delay for you. Don't worry. Maybe you
Speaker 1: can throw it in the GPS and it'll give you
Speaker 1: a potentially quicker way to get there compared to what
Speaker 1: you typically would have to sit in.
Speaker 2: Well, and it sometimes ease my anxiety too, Nick, And
Speaker 2: that is when I get in the car. We were
Speaker 2: talking earlier about traffic not moving, and I would get
Speaker 2: very anxious if I didn't think I was gonna make
Speaker 2: it to my place on time. But what the GPS
Speaker 2: does now, and it's pretty accurate. Sometimes it's off, but
Speaker 2: it'll give me my estimated time of arrival. So I go, oh, well, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm sitting in traffic, but I'm gonna be there two
Speaker 2: three minutes later.
Speaker 1: That's not so bad.
Speaker 2: And you don't realize that if you don't have that
Speaker 2: GPS in front of you, and it makes sitting in
Speaker 2: traffic a little bit more tolerate.
Speaker 1: I shouldn't admit this, but I'm going to. Since since
Speaker 1: I started to just put the GPS, it used the GPS,
Speaker 1: not every single day, but way more often than I
Speaker 1: used to, just to see how long it honestly, just
Speaker 1: to see the expected arrival time, and then I use
Speaker 1: that as a challenge. Yeah, I do that on vacation. Ways.
Speaker 1: You're telling me I'm going to be there at two
Speaker 1: twenty three pm. Yeah, I'll check in at two fifteen
Speaker 1: and we'll see, and we'll see, we'll see how accurate
Speaker 1: you are. Sure, and then sure enough, I always lose
Speaker 1: because the accuracy is insane. They have to not only
Speaker 1: base it off of what is in what is on
Speaker 1: the roads that you're going to be taking, and also
Speaker 1: the average time that you know it would take anybody
Speaker 1: who commutes during that time of day in that stretch
Speaker 1: of travel, but also they must know like your driving
Speaker 1: habits as far as the speed that you go typically
Speaker 1: because the accuracy is really really impressive. But yeah, I've
Speaker 1: not had many wins against ways as far as getting
Speaker 1: there much quicker than they anticipated. But when I do
Speaker 1: get those wins, they feel really good. But yeah, I
Speaker 1: always get a little cocky, like, oh yeah, I'll show you, yes, right,
Speaker 1: you've seen me out here on the roads. I know
Speaker 1: how to avoid the red lights that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: So again, the good news is it looks like maybe
Speaker 1: the rain's going to be a little bit delayed then
Speaker 1: as far as we expected it, which could make it easier.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it's gonna probably be some slower travel time
Speaker 1: with the other work being done on the Kennedy Bridge.
Speaker 1: Right another update of trafficking weather is coming up right here,
Speaker 1: right now on news Radio eight forty whas it's seven
Speaker 1: sixteen here on a Thursday morning, Kentucky had his morning
Speaker 1: news on news Radio eight forty whas Nick Coffee with you.
Speaker 1: We'll have another update on sports coming up in about
Speaker 1: ten minutes with Scott Fitzgerald. Something you oftentimes don't don't
Speaker 1: see is a wild animal on the loose, and that
Speaker 1: is that's what's going on in rural Tennessee. There's a
Speaker 1: zebra that has been on the loose since this weekend,
Speaker 1: so going on five days now. Apparently somebody bought a
Speaker 1: zebra from a breeder in Texas, brought it back to Tennessee,
Speaker 1: and it didn't take long for the zebra to escape
Speaker 1: its enclosure. And the videos that have surfaced in there
Speaker 1: hasn't been a recent one, but once, I mean, this
Speaker 1: zebra ended up out on Interstate twenty four near the
Speaker 1: Joe B. Jackson Parkway. It led to lane closures for
Speaker 1: obvious reasons, and obviously people get out their cell phones
Speaker 1: now and take video. Those videos, as far as the quality,
Speaker 1: are pretty crazy for it from a device, and it
Speaker 1: looks if you told me it was AI generated, I
Speaker 1: believe you, because you don't often see a zebra just
Speaker 1: running around on the interstate. But that's what's happened. So
Speaker 1: they're still searching for this zebra, and I just I
Speaker 1: can imagine the small town Tennessee conversations at the local
Speaker 1: diner or at the gas station, people looking over their
Speaker 1: shoulder to see if this is because they're probably scared
Speaker 1: of it. They probably should be. You never know what
Speaker 1: a zebra's gonna do, especially when the zebra realizes. I mean,
Speaker 1: I would imagine that zebra's not spent much of its life,
Speaker 1: you know, just roaming around on interstates that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: But yeah, some people are having fun with it, saying, hey,
Speaker 1: just just to be clear, there's somebody went viral with
Speaker 1: like a million shares of seemingly on one of the
Speaker 1: social media platforms. It says, I just want people to
Speaker 1: know if I find the zebra. I'm keeping it. I
Speaker 1: was gonna say driving, they can do that, but you know,
Speaker 1: well what drives that train?
Speaker 2: Where does somebody go?
Speaker 1: You wake up one day and go, you know what,
Speaker 1: I like Zebras? I want one?
Speaker 2: And when you keep it, what do you do? Do
Speaker 2: you have a vet that can care for us? I'm
Speaker 2: sure Zebras had.
Speaker 1: I just I can't relate because I never want to me.
Speaker 1: I'm not a big pet guy anyway, not to say
Speaker 1: that I'm anti pett. I didn't grow up with a
Speaker 1: family pet that was really close to us, so you know,
Speaker 1: it's just I didn't experience that. But this reminds me
Speaker 1: of something that happened. Gosh, it's probably been over twenty years,
Speaker 1: and you'll learn more about I'll have more Bullet County
Speaker 1: stories for people, just because that's where I'm from, and
Speaker 1: there are stories that I'll share that you'll see. You'll
Speaker 1: say to yourself, Okay, yeah, I could see that coming
Speaker 1: from Bullet County. But this was in two thousand and four.
Speaker 1: There was a snow leopard that got loose and the
Speaker 1: owner of this snow leopard he had some type of
Speaker 1: It wasn't a zoo, but some type of petting. I
Speaker 1: guess a petting zoo or something like that, although I
Speaker 1: don't really know if I'd want to go pet a
Speaker 1: snow leopard. But anyways, he had the proper permits to
Speaker 1: own the animals, so he wasn't cited for any crime.
Speaker 1: But the snow leopard got loose and nobody knew where
Speaker 1: it was. And you know, I just remember anywhere you'd go,
Speaker 1: it would be the conversation when you're checking out at
Speaker 1: the gas station. You heard about that snow leopard. And
Speaker 1: I remember I was I was a lot younger at
Speaker 1: the time, and parents in the neighborhood were making sure
Speaker 1: their kids were in an hour or two earlier than normal,
Speaker 1: because you never know, the snow leopard may appear and
Speaker 1: and you know, I mean, do whatever. It's just they
Speaker 1: ended up finding it. But it was just a wild
Speaker 1: thing that it was all anybody in the little area
Speaker 1: I grew up was talking about, and everybody looking over
Speaker 1: their shoulder, and because you never know, what I mean,
Speaker 1: you would have no clue what that animal would do
Speaker 1: if if you you know, and they would tell you
Speaker 1: not to try to, you know, catch it or anything
Speaker 1: like that. In fact, call who you need to call
Speaker 1: if you do think that you have spotted it. But
Speaker 1: when I was this was when I was a teenager,
Speaker 1: we had a trampoline in our backyard. One of the
Speaker 1: and my sister. It was mostly her she was She
Speaker 1: did gymnastics and cheerleadings, so she usually used the trampoline
Speaker 1: and it had a little bitty tiny hole in it,
Speaker 1: and one of my buddies was jumping on it, just
Speaker 1: you know, messing herud around, and his toe happened to
Speaker 1: hit the tiny hole in the trampoline at the perfect
Speaker 1: spot to where it just ripped our trampoline in half.
Speaker 1: And he tried to tell her because I was like,
Speaker 1: I told him, look, my sister's gonna be really upset,
Speaker 1: like that's kind of a big deal. And he thought, well,
Speaker 1: maybe I'll blame it on the snow lever. Ah, the
Speaker 1: snow leopard got a hold of it, and of course
Speaker 1: he tried that it didn't work out. But yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I can't. I mean, I'm scared of dogs. Have you
Speaker 1: seen coyote? If I saw if I saw a snow leppard,
Speaker 1: I would lose my mind.
Speaker 2: Have you seen coyotes yet?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: I remember I saw I saw coyote in our neighborhood
Speaker 2: because they're prevalent now in neighborhoods.
Speaker 1: Is it so obvious to know that it's not I
Speaker 1: know it? You know what it is from afar though,
Speaker 1: I mean you probably think, like, hey, that kind of
Speaker 1: looks like it made Yeah, and then you get closer
Speaker 1: than you realize that is not a dog, cat. That's
Speaker 1: not a typical animal that you see or a pet
Speaker 1: you see that people walk in the neighborhood. So yeah,
Speaker 1: there's probably more rare. There's probably more animals out there
Speaker 1: that we just wouldn't expect. And I mean the types
Speaker 1: of animals right, like coyotes are probably way more calm.
Speaker 1: And then people realize that exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's one running around Hikes Point for the longest
Speaker 2: time and it's just the most bizarre thing. But you
Speaker 2: do when you see it, you're like, that's coyote.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, haven't seen these videos of the zebra
Speaker 1: on the interstate. It's it's wild. It is wild, all right.
Speaker 1: We got a quick we got another update of traffic
Speaker 1: and weather coming your way is also an Another update
Speaker 1: was on sports with Scott Fitzgerald right here on News
Speaker 1: Radio eight forty whas. Thank you, John. It is seven
Speaker 1: thirty five here Kentucky had It's Morning News. You heard
Speaker 1: there from Jim Ryan about the big I guess release
Speaker 1: date of the Nintendo Switch to which I guess it's
Speaker 1: I feel like I can say that I've benefited from
Speaker 1: not really catching the video game bug really at any
Speaker 1: point in my life, because I probably would have spent
Speaker 1: a lot of time playing video games and I'm not
Speaker 1: really sure what would have come from that.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: Again, if that's what you do as a hobby and
Speaker 1: that's how you spend your down, that's how you spend
Speaker 1: your downtime, then great. So I don't want to insinuate
Speaker 1: if you play video games then all you're doing is
Speaker 1: wasting time. In fact, you could actually like you know,
Speaker 1: I mean, can't you like major in video games nowadays? Mediatimes? Sports, yeah,
Speaker 1: e sports, Yeah, times have changed. But this is Nintendo's
Speaker 1: flagship switch to It is the successor of the more popular,
Speaker 1: the very popular original Nintendo Switch. And I mean they're expected,
Speaker 1: meaning Nintendo to sell fifteen million units of the Switch
Speaker 1: to console in the fiscal year ending in March twenty
Speaker 1: twenty six. So this is really really popular you've got
Speaker 1: people lined up to get it. There's certain places that
Speaker 1: I guess you can, certain retail places will have some available.
Speaker 1: But as far as the pre order, pre sale, that's
Speaker 1: sold out long long ago. And look, I'm not passing
Speaker 1: judgment because people can do whatever they want. I just
Speaker 1: can't think of anything I would wait hours in line
Speaker 1: for like that. Yes, I mean, but that's just me.
Speaker 1: Have you ever waited in line for like a release
Speaker 1: of an album, of a of a video game console,
Speaker 1: of a shoe. I used to work at a shoe
Speaker 1: store in the mall many years ago, and there were
Speaker 1: certain release dates where we knew there'd be people overnight
Speaker 1: staying outside because they wanted to get in line to
Speaker 1: get their hands on it. So it's not that uncommon.
Speaker 1: It's just I can't think of well than anything. It's
Speaker 1: not it's not necessarily the weight. It's just there's not
Speaker 1: any specific item that I've been that no, that ready
Speaker 1: to get my hands on.
Speaker 2: I remember when my son wanted a PS five for
Speaker 2: the longest time, Remember the rush, Yeah with those, and
Speaker 2: I did go a little crazy. We actually played it
Speaker 2: out on the air that I was, I mean, I
Speaker 2: was Russell Crow beautiful mind and everything. Dude trying to
Speaker 2: find a way to get him this PS five and
Speaker 2: he said, line, I think it was an Xbox one
Speaker 2: is the alternative. But did you know And one thing
Speaker 2: I discovered in this there are people that you can
Speaker 2: pay to sit in line, and people were paying top dollars.
Speaker 1: That's a nice hustle, it is.
Speaker 2: And people were paying when the iPhone would come out,
Speaker 2: for example, they would pay people to sit in line
Speaker 2: for days and just wait outside. And of course we've
Speaker 2: seen that locally here with folks that wait outside for
Speaker 2: Big Blue Nation tickets.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you know.
Speaker 2: And I was telling you off the air, my son's.
Speaker 1: I think a ticket's different because that's just you want,
Speaker 1: you want to experience. That's so bad. But as far
Speaker 1: as and again, whatever game you're in line for for
Speaker 1: a ticket, whatever event like who knows, it may never
Speaker 1: happen again, it can be special to you. These are
Speaker 1: items that eventually you'll be able to purchase and probably
Speaker 1: not pay the amount of money that you'd have to
Speaker 1: pay per S day. Well, and you can get on
Speaker 1: wait lists too. You can get a wait list to purchase.
Speaker 2: But I told my wife after we finally got we
Speaker 2: we didn't get the PS five. But man, I've never
Speaker 2: been through an experience like that. I mean that is
Speaker 2: like you are F five ing every retail website. There's
Speaker 2: you're reading websites that are just you think conspiracy.
Speaker 1: So it was it mostly online looking to fund one
Speaker 1: order or was going to places and seeing if they
Speaker 1: had it.
Speaker 2: No, you looked online and then what you did was
Speaker 2: you waited and then you read all these you think.
Speaker 3: Like I said, you think conspiracy theorists were bad.
Speaker 2: There were people that tracked this stuff and they would
Speaker 2: they would send out on Twitter like Okay, go now
Speaker 2: to said retail store and they've got six of them
Speaker 2: that are on hand. And I talked to some of
Speaker 2: the folks in the retail outlets because I did a
Speaker 2: little piece for it on Kentucky Focus, and it was
Speaker 2: it was they would tell me they go, yeah, we
Speaker 2: would literally have these in on the truck. And I said,
Speaker 2: do any of you guys ever give inside information? And
Speaker 2: I had one person tell me off the air they would.
Speaker 2: They would tip off like a friend or a family
Speaker 2: that we're looking forth that hey, these are by the way,
Speaker 2: and then but then you'd have to go and you'd
Speaker 2: have to actually F five and be able to get it.
Speaker 2: I've had stuff in my cart waiting for a PS
Speaker 2: five and by the time I got ready to pay check.
Speaker 1: Out, it's gone, Yeah, no longer available. Yeah. And there
Speaker 1: are certain things you'd wait in line for because you
Speaker 1: know they're only going to like a shoe, a rare
Speaker 1: shoe that you know they'll only make a certain amount
Speaker 1: of them, Therefore years later it'll only obtain more value
Speaker 1: because of how rare it is. But items like an
Speaker 1: iPhone or a PlayStation and Nintendo switch to they'll continue
Speaker 1: to manufacture it if you continue to buy it, So
Speaker 1: it's not like you're going to have a rare one
Speaker 1: maybe long long down the line. I'm just trying to
Speaker 1: think of if you're somebody that is going to pay
Speaker 1: top dollar or for somebody to sit in line for you,
Speaker 1: and you're gonna pay way more than the already expensive
Speaker 1: retail price just so you get it early. Seven years later,
Speaker 1: will that added price that you paid to get it
Speaker 1: early really be worth it? Again, it's up to you
Speaker 1: to determine what's worth it, right, it's your money, it's
Speaker 1: your time. But I just think if you really consider it,
Speaker 1: I'll eventually get my hands on it, I'll play it
Speaker 1: and I'll be able to enjoy it, and I could
Speaker 1: maybe save I don't know, five hundred buck. I mean,
Speaker 1: if you're a hustler sitting in line for somebody and
Speaker 1: you're not even going to get the device yourself, I mean,
Speaker 1: you're probably charging a lot of money. Especially I never early.
Speaker 2: I never understood the iPhone thing, dude, Yeah, I never
Speaker 2: understood it.
Speaker 1: Yep, especially when there's you know, the newest one. There's
Speaker 1: new bells and whistles and all that kind of stuff,
Speaker 1: new features. But as somebody who's had an iPhone for
Speaker 1: fifteen plus years, you know, I'll keep the current one
Speaker 1: I have and just get the latest one whenever I can.
Speaker 1: I'm not in such a rush. All right, we got
Speaker 1: another update of traffic and weather coming your way right
Speaker 1: here news radio eight forty w h as. It's seven
Speaker 1: forty six here at Kentucky and it's morning news on
Speaker 1: news Radio eight forty WHS. Let's get another update on
Speaker 1: sports with Scott Fitzgerald's Sports.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say, man, we're coming a little early,
Speaker 3: aren't we. About forty four?
Speaker 2: Here's your three day kicking buddy, here's your three day kids.
Speaker 1: I knew it was gonna happen.
Speaker 3: You're great, but we do more sports.
Speaker 2: But no, it's sorry, No, dude, it is so awesome
Speaker 2: because I was telling you off the air that the
Speaker 2: beauty of working this part right here now is that
Speaker 2: I can see others like I was John, I was
Speaker 2: bragging on you in and break.
Speaker 1: Down just what's funny. I knew that it that it
Speaker 1: wasn't sports. I know I did that. It's your three days.
Speaker 1: I have in front of me what we were going
Speaker 1: to discuss. So I'm sorry, No, you were.
Speaker 2: It's catching up with you, Bud. It's it's finally hitting. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and it does all of us. In fact, Nick and
Speaker 2: I were talking last hour about there's a certain time
Speaker 2: in the morning that I get really tired, and I
Speaker 2: when I was producing like John is when Bob's color
Speaker 2: was on this show. I'm not gonna lie, there was
Speaker 2: a time where I kind of dozed off board. And
Speaker 2: it hits every morning about the same time.
Speaker 1: I could be a liar and blame this on me
Speaker 1: being tired. I think it's just me being an idiot,
Speaker 1: and you'll learn. You'll learn that that doesn't that's not
Speaker 1: something that that you know, you mean, you're hereable at times.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of things this show. Well today I
Speaker 1: just completely made a big goof there, and I guess
Speaker 1: we can blame it on being tired, but I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know if that was actually what it was.
Speaker 1: But also I'm surprised it took me. I'm surprised I
Speaker 1: got three plus shows in before I ended up saying
Speaker 1: sports instead of staying News Radio eight forty whs I went.
Speaker 1: I went to say Sports Talk seven ninety because that's
Speaker 1: what I've said for a long long time now. So yes,
Speaker 1: I'm human. I'll make mistakes and I'll get better. But
Speaker 1: I'm just mad at myself for that, because I knew
Speaker 1: that it wasn't sports, and I just had a brain
Speaker 1: fart and decided to he's.
Speaker 2: Going for sports. He's going on Chris Farley that Saturday,
Speaker 2: a live skit.
Speaker 3: I shouldn't have said that.
Speaker 1: No, you're here telling me boy, Yeah.
Speaker 2: You're a human, buddy, You're a human, and and that's
Speaker 2: what happens. And honestly, you have been lights out since
Speaker 2: you was thank this gig, and I was amazing adjustment.
Speaker 1: Well you you you.
Speaker 2: Had noticed I mean you picked right up and ran
Speaker 2: with it, and that for this to be the first
Speaker 2: time that you you had a side step, dude, and
Speaker 2: it wasn't even that big of a side step.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you all for for being understanding. And again
Speaker 1: I'll I'll have other goofs along the way and we'll
Speaker 1: have something really well. I'm very good at making fun
Speaker 1: of myself and you know, yeah.
Speaker 3: There's times up John Shannon on the news end, John,
Speaker 3: I did that.
Speaker 2: I did that before, like because the only time we
Speaker 2: get a chance to go refresh and go use the
Speaker 2: restroom is like when John's maybe doing the news.
Speaker 3: So I've done what you've done there room. You haven't
Speaker 3: turned on his news Mike, He's cruise will come run
Speaker 3: across the hall. He goes, there's no one, there's nobody
Speaker 3: on the air. What I do I relaxed, dude, I
Speaker 3: got it.
Speaker 1: The microphone being on is a pretty big factor in
Speaker 1: what we do. It's it's certainly a big factor in
Speaker 1: all this. So yeah, I think what.
Speaker 2: You're talking about, Nick here is a very relatable moment
Speaker 2: for a lot of people on their way to work
Speaker 2: this morning, and in their own jobs, they have moments
Speaker 2: like we've all had like you've had, John had, I've
Speaker 2: had it happens.
Speaker 1: I've got another I've got another thing. This one is
Speaker 1: I think a little bit more understandable, but still again
Speaker 1: just a brain far on my end. Typically I would leave,
Speaker 1: I would leave to come here to start my show
Speaker 1: when I was on our sports station at about two o'clock. Well,
Speaker 1: yesterday I was out going to get the kids instead
Speaker 1: of I'm now going to pick up the kids instead
Speaker 1: of going to work, and I got on the road
Speaker 1: as if I was coming here to do a sports show,
Speaker 1: and you know I don't do that anymore. So luckily
Speaker 1: I didn't get too far going the wrong direction in
Speaker 1: order to get where I needed to go. But yeah,
Speaker 1: some adjustments. It's an adjustment period here, but it's been
Speaker 1: a lot of fun. So yes, in fact, we do
Speaker 1: have sports coming up here, and just read it first.
Speaker 1: Another update on Traffick and weather right here on news
Speaker 1: radioaight forty whas